On the other hand, there do seem to be some compelling valuations out there. The trick is in deciding where to call the bottom, or in finding stocks where expectations have sunk so low that they may already be discounting the worst case scenario.
My phone vibrated at me the morning of 12/19 and told me Coach had hit my target buy-in price. News indicated a minor panic due to an announcement of a price reduction. Of course, it's prudent to read further. Coach has indeed reduced prices - a cause for concern. But it's on a few styles of handbags and only in its wholesale channel? I'll leave the panic to the day-traders and draw my own conclusions here.
First we need to keep in mind that Coach has retail and wholesale channels. A price reduction in the wholesale channel may well reflect a concession to a particular retailer to ...
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A few moments ago, on my own arbitrary decision (I always reserve the right to make these!), I sold my remaining 61 shares of Coach (COH) at $46.25. Coach has been under pressure recently. Much like Starbucks it is a phenomenal success story. However, with my own sale of shares, I
If you missed my piece from the Weekend Wall Street Journal on looking beyond same-store sales, you can read it here on MarketWatch. The story used Bed Bath & Beyond as an example of what happens when everything isn't quite right; there was a small mention of Coach (coh), whose strong same-store sales are the envy of retailers everywhere. Based on emails, the mere mention of Coach perturbed some Coach investors.
The beat goes on...
P.S.: I'm scheduled to be guest-hosting CNBC's Power Lunch all week. I'm also scheduled to be on Kudlow & Co. on Tuesday and On the Money Wed
As I like to do from time to time on this blog, I would like to share with you the current status of my Trading Portfolio. I last wrote up my "trading portfolio update" on June 7, 2007 , a month ago. There have been a few changes since then. But the biggest development has been my partipation in Covestor. You now can check my Covestor page and see the daily changes, all trades, and my performance relative to the indices and other registered investors. Thus far, I have been doing quite well as it has been a fortunate month for me especially with he Ventana bid by Roche . I am...
Psychologists often use these words to describe the emotions people experience when dealing with grief. The words could also be used to characterize the current “unrelentingly bearish” mindset.
Last week was a terrible one for the US consumer and Consumer Discretionary stocks. Consumer Discretionary companies were front and center given their late reporting calendar and particularly disappointing results. Firms that missed 3Q2008 consensus EPS expectations during the past week included bellwethers Starbucks (SBUX), Ford (F), Walt Disney (DIS), and News Corpora
Following the week we have just endured, many would find it hard to return to the stock market any time soon, despite so many pundits calling the market bottom on Thursday. Bad news just keeps amassing: the Euro-zone is officially in recession, unemployment in the U.S. and globally is on the rise, the housing market is far from any sustainable...
Despite economic woes, cash-strapped consumers, and forecasts for a dismal holiday retail season, value investor Charles Mizrahi still sees value for long-term investors in high-end retailer Coach (NYSE: COH).
The editor of Hidden Values Alert explains, "Founded in 1941, Coach has grown from a family-run workshop in a Manhattan loft to a leading American marketer of fine accessories and gifts for women and men.
"Coach is one of the most recognized fine accessories brands in the United States and in targeted international mark
From the look of the share prices of three stocks featured in Wednesday morning's Financial Times - Hermes (HESAF.PK), Swatch (SWGNF.PK), and Coach (COH) - it appears that now even the super-rich have started to curb spending, causing the value in these companies to decrease significantly, especially in the last three to four months. <u1:p></u1:p><o:p></o:p>
Interestingly, and despite these falls in share prices, which have actually all bounced back over the past week, short investors have not increased their positions in these stocks as the price falls, meaning that these trades have been
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