Retailers have to try to pick winners, and whenever a company builds its
model upon picking winners it's just a matter of “when” (not “if”) the
company stumbles. Kohl's (NYSE:KSS)
did a lot of things right in building up its 1,150-store chain of
value-oriented specialty department stores, but execution has been more
problematic recently. Conventional valuation metrics suggest Kohl's
could have further to run if/when the reported numbers improve, but
investors thinking long term should be wary of the cash flow model and
the ability of any company to establish long-term competitive edges in
retailing.
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Monday, May 20, 2013
Investopedia: Wal-Mart Uses Rigorous Cost Control To Offset Weaker Sales
It's no secret that a meaningful percentage of the country's retail business goes on under the roof of Wal-Mart's (NYSE:WMT)
stores. To that end, when consumers are feeling pressure (particularly
those on the less affluent side of the ledger) it shows up in Wal-Mart's
numbers. This gigantic retailer didn't have a bad fiscal first quarter,
and it sounds like the fiscal year ahead should get better, but once
again Wal-Mart is having to turn to operating synergies to wring out
some growth. This stock's status as a proxy for the U.S. retailing
sector makes talk of value somewhat moot, but these shares don't look
notably cheap on a long-term basis.
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Thursday, May 16, 2013
Investopedia: Kohl's Could Work For A Trade, But It's In A Brutal Business
Retailers have to try to pick winners, and whenever a company builds its
model upon picking winners it's just a matter of “when” (not “if”) the
company stumbles. Kohl's (NYSE:KSS)
did a lot of things right in building up its 1,150-store chain of
value-oriented specialty department stores, but execution has been more
problematic recently. Conventional valuation metrics suggest Kohl's
could have further to run if/when the reported numbers improve, but
investors thinking long term should be wary of the cash flow model and
the ability of any company to establish long-term competitive edges in
retailing.
Please continue here:
http://www.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/051613/kohls-could-work-trade-its-brutal-business-kss-jcp-gman-m-sks.aspx
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