Floor & Decor Holdings, Inc. (FND) $94----> $103 103.64+2.20(+2.17%) At close: March 18 04:00PM EDT Apologies I let this one get by me even in the new less is more format!>> We left $1 on the table.- $12.90 now or so my brother-in-law tells me.... nothing worse than people making money off your ideas when you aint' in it.... Is Extreme Networks a Bare Essential....?
SCVL Management Effectiveness Return on Assets(ttm) 18.21% Return on Equity(ttm) 40.61% DBI Management Effectiveness Return on Assets(ttm) 3.12% Return on Equity(ttm) 1.59% Van there is no comparison really SCVL is the better company.
Yes, but the thing is, DBI is somewhat of a turnaround story. You have to look at the forecast, ie not TTM's. But either way. How does Foot Locker stack up? Does Big Five carry Nike btw? I didn't think they did. I know they carry your Adidas.
Why men are supposed to do the chores. There was some yucky foam in the stream a stick was stopping it from leaving. I'll get that stick I said. I guess that was yesterday. This morning I see my wife down by the stream- It's a Brooke really Kirby Brooke; she has cleared it and now she is walking back on the slippery moss covered rocks. I open the big kitchen window and yell out- 'That was supposed to be my job' She looked up, wobbled and fell in the stream.
Apparently Two Interesting items in Barrons. 1> Nike reports earnings Monday, investors shouldn't get hopes up, Barron's says 10:43 NKE Nike already had a China problem. Now you can add Europe to the list. The only question ahead of Monday's earnings report is whether all this is already reflected in the stock, Ben Levisohn writes in this week's edition of Barron's. The real problems could start with the fourth quarter, with some analysts-even the bullish ones-worrying that revenue estimates look high and expecting tepid 2023 guidance, the author notes. Reference Link Boy at this point this earnings is the most negatively anticipated that I can remember in a while, all the bad news may be out already.... Stk could go up on a miss here....
2> I love when the editors of Barrons and myself are on the same page. When I read about the amount of exposure McDonalds had in Russia I immediately began researching Wendy's- Wendy's stock looking like a buy, Barron's says 10:31 WEN Wendy's shares are down about 7% this year, and it's easy to see why investors are skeptical of restaurants in general, Teresa Rivas writes in this week's edition of Barron's. Inflation is pushing up food and labor prices at the same time that gas prices have spiked and consumers have become habituated to eating at home. Yet much like its signature square burgers, Wendy's stands out from the competition, the author says, highlighting that more than 93% of Wendy's business is domestic, and its international exposure is limited to havens like Canada and the U.K. Reference Link