| Stock (Symbol) | Stock Price | |
Deckers Outdoor (DECK) |
$80 |
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| Data is as of | Expected to Report | Sector |
August 11, 2010 |
Oct 22 |
Retail & Restaurant |
| Sharek’s Take | ||
DECK stock has been strong during the holiday sales season – so strong I had to update my data twice. I first updated my charts and earnings table for this quarter on 11/21 when the stock was $67, but went on vacation before writing my quarterly update. Today I had to remake my charts and tables as the stock is now $80 — 19% higher since the week of Thanksgiving began. |
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| One-Year Chart | ||
Deckers is obviously extended, but retail is strong this holiday season and with the economy going higher DECK could continue to move up. |
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| Earnings Table | ||
DECK’s profits rose 24% last quarter, revenue climbed 22%. UGG sales, 90% of Deckers’ business, rose 20%. International sales rose 48%.Deckers has been on a good roll or beating estimates. Annual Profit Estimates continue to push higher — this should continue as holiday sales could be strong. 2010 and 2011 estimates rose 5% and 4% respectively, 2012 estimates rose 14%. Profits are expected to rise only 11% next year, so if profits jump another 10% via the Brady affect then we could have 20% growth – which would support the new and improved P/E (more on this later too). DECK’s quarterly estimates always look poor, then the company beats the street. If we assume DECK will beat by a fair amount the next couple of quarters, 20-25% profit growth can be achieved. |
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| Fair Value | ||
I think Brady affect will take DECK’s P/E from 20 to 25 — leaving 28% upside in 2011. I didn’t increase estimates for the Brady factor, had I we could be looking at $112 (40% upside). Much of DECK’s recent growth is due to the P/E rising, that’s not always going to happen. |
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| Ten-Year Chart | ||
Deckers used to have a P/E of 25 (2007), then the economy fell and shoe sales underdelivered. I think the economy will continue higher in 2011, so a dramatic fall shouldn’t occur — but its obvious in the ten-year chart that DECK has already made a big move and maybe we shouldn’t double-down at this point. |
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| Power Ranking | Bottom Line | |
Growth Portfolio
5 of 18 |
Deckers is currently ranked 5th in the 18 stock Growth Portfolio Power Rankings. Deckers is not in the Aggressive Growth Portfolio because I feel the big move has already been made. If Deckers is successful at selling UGGs to men, that could prove to be a great catalyst for the stock. At this point I can’t tell you how that affects profits, but I do think the catalyst of the Brady affect takes DECK’s P/E from 20 to 25. | |
Aggressive Growth Portfolio
N/A |
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Deckers is obviously extended, but retail is strong this holiday season and with the economy going higher DECK could continue to move up.
DECK’s profits rose 24% last quarter, revenue climbed 22%. UGG sales, 90% of Deckers’ business, rose 20%. International sales rose 48%.
I think Brady affect will take DECK’s P/E from 20 to 25 — leaving 28% upside in 2011. I didn’t increase estimates for the Brady factor, had I we could be looking at $112 (40% upside). Much of DECK’s recent growth is due to the P/E rising, that’s not always going to happen.
Deckers used to have a P/E of 25 (2007), then the economy fell and shoe sales underdelivered. I think the economy will continue higher in 2011, so a dramatic fall shouldn’t occur — but its obvious in the ten-year chart that DECK has already made a big move and maybe we shouldn’t double-down at this point.