Under Armour (NYSE: UA) ended the last trading session at $27.83. So far the stock has hit a 52-week low of $11.94 and 52-week high of $33.31. Under Armour stock has been showing support around 26.62 and resist...(Click the story link or go to http://www.marketintelligencecenter.com for the full story)
Analysts were expecting American Apparel, Inc. (APP) [Chart - News - Analysis] to report earnings of $0.03 for last quarter, but APP beat expectations with actual earnings of $0.05---2 cents above the consensus estimate.
If you compare last quarter's earnings to the $0.16 the company made per share during the same quarter a year ago, you can see that APP’s earnings are down this year.
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Also, if you compare APP's 25.00% projected earnings-per-share (EPS) growth rate for the next five years with the projected EPS growth rate of 13.81% for the Textile - Apparel Clothing industry as a whole during that same time frame, you can see that analysts expect APP to outperform the industry in the future---which is a good sign for the stock.
Drilling down a little deeper into the Textile - Apparel Clothing industry, you can see how analysts believe APP will stack up against some of the other stocks in the industry, like Under Armour, Inc. (UA) [Chart - News - Analysis] and Polo Ralph Lauren Corp. (RL) [Chart - News - Analysis], in the future. Analysts believe UA's earnings are going to grow at a rate of 19.38% while RL's earnings are going to grow at a rate of 12.83%.
Earnings season can be a volatile time in the stock market. Check out these videos and articles to be better prepared to take advantage of the large price moves that tend to accompany earnings announcements.
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expects 2009 earnings of $0.85 to $0.87 per share on revenue of $830.0 million to $835.0 million. The company's previous guidance was earnings of $0.80 to $0.82 per share on revenue of approximately $810.0 million and the current consensus earnings estimate is $0.83 per share on revenue of $812.7 million for the year ending December 31, 2009.[More...]
Analysts were expecting Under Armour, Inc. (UA) [Chart - News - Analysis] to report earnings of $0.44 for last quarter, but UA beat expectations with actual earnings of $0.52---8 cents above the consensus estimate. UA also issued earnings guidance for next quarter that is above current analyst expectations.
If you compare last quarter's earnings to the $0.51 the company made per share during the same quarter a year ago, you can see that UA’s earnings are up this year.
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Also, if you compare UA's 18.25% projected earnings-per-share (EPS) growth rate for the next five years with the projected EPS growth rate of 13.86% for the Textile - Apparel Clothing industry as a whole during that same time frame, you can see that analysts expect UA to outperform the industry in the future---which is a good sign for the stock.
Drilling down a little deeper into the Textile - Apparel Clothing industry, you can see how analysts believe UA will stack up against some of the other stocks in the industry, like Warnaco Group Inc. (WRC) [Chart - News - Analysis] and Carter's, Inc. (CRI) [Chart - News - Analysis], in the future. Analysts believe WRC's earnings are going to grow at a rate of 15.25% while CRI's earnings are going to grow at a rate of 10.00%.
Earnings season can be a volatile time in the stock market. Check out these videos and articles to be better prepared to take advantage of the large price moves that tend to accompany earnings announcements.
Under Armour, Inc. (NYSE:UA) keeps taking a beating. Now the Short Float is at 70% and shares are just above $25. But Georges Yared is saying they are the next Nike. Really?
Under Armour, Inc. (NYSE:UA) is taking a chance on it's new cross-training shoes the Prototype. Next year, Under Armour plans to attack the much larger (11 times bigger) running-shoe market. So with its stock down almost 50% since last October, what can they lose?
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Under Armour, Inc. (NYSE:
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