Coach: A Growing Brand
James | Jun 29, 2009 | Comments View Comments
Coach designs, makes and markets fine accessories for women and men, including handbags, weekend and travel accessories, outerwear, footwear, and business cases.
What I Like
With COH share price currently at $26.93 its shows the company is on an uptrend when valued against the 50-Day Moving Average, which is $25.84. With a 52-Week High of $32.96 (Aug 08) and a 52-Week Low $11.43 (Mar 09) the stock has seen the share of volatility that the markets have experienced. I have been a big fan of Coach for the past couple months as it has been on the Stocks on Wall Street Bullish List and I now want all readers to know about it. What I like about Coach is their winning brand, which has been successful in 2009 as consumers avoid European Brands with $2k+ price tags for Coach products. With the evolution of the Coach stores, they are gaining market share especially with their vast international expansion in Japan and China. Coach is opening 50 stores worldwide in the next five years, a number that would have been larger if it wasn’t for the overall weakness in the economy and consumer spending. Despite these concerns, analysts still expect Coach’s sales to grow 2% in 2009 and 3% in 2010. Coach has favorable long-term sales and earnings prospects, which should help it, prevail long-term even if consumer-spending weaknesses continue. In recent times, Coach has initiated a lower price strategy reducing prices 10-15% on the average handbag. This has proven successful in luring in new customers and we have seen the results in recent income statements. Right now valuations show that Coach is undervalued 25% compared to most other retailers making it an attractive investment. Volume is above 100,000, which is the threshold in which I set. They have outstanding numbers with a 28.77% return on equity and 46.07% return on assets. Another plus is the company is not in debt and has half a billion in cash on hand top help expand their worldwide brand.
What I Don’t Like
Risks for Coach are the consumer spending weakness that currently exists and whether or not it will continue, and if so how long.
Overview
Overall Coach is a strong growing brand that will continue to expand in the next few years which large growth opportunities internationally. I value Coach at $33 per share come 12-months from now.
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wow is greats info, but until now i never know about stock and valas, maybe i must keep your articles to learning something in here
Valas? I thinks you mean values, valuation methods can be a result of numerous thinks, I’ll make sure to explain more in detail in an article soon though its often derived from EPS estimates and PEG along with many other indicators.
I just check out this stock. Seems to me Coach is good quality company.$33 price target is pretty reasonable. But I mean coach is probably not a trader’s favorite. Daily swing of the stock make be small.
For any Day Trader, yes your right Coach is not a strong daily trade, yet as a long-term trade exceptional when you factor in its soared 100%+ in the past several months. Still has some left in the tank too.
I just check out this stock. Seems to me Coach is good quality company.$33 price target is pretty reasonable
Agreed been watchin stock for some time now and its a sure gone winner
Coach long-term is one of the top-retailers fundamentally.
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