Crocs

$CROX (+0,13 %)

Strike: €98.00

Expiry: 20.12.2024

Not a typical move (no LEAP)..... but this one will pay for many Christmases! 😂🤣😅

This is the way to go!

Yes. I only own one flip flop of their shoes and once gifted one to my nephew that I bought from tkmaxx a year ago...... but an 80% gross margin company that pours liquid plastic into a mold to sell for €40+, with soaring profit estimates and a clear plan to enter new markets in Southeast Asia is on my radar. This is a TRADE based on KTS #?? ahead of the vacation season...... but I will make further investment moves on it before the peak of the cycle.

Crocs crashes $CROX (+0,13 %) after the company revised its forecast earnings growth from +3-5% to 3%.

A question to all experienced investors: does this justify an 18% discount? Because I'm now thinking about buying again after getting in at €93. Good or bad idea?

Earnings next week 🚀

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These stocks could profit from the Barbie hype

You've probably noticed the hype surrounding the new Barbie movie starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling. In the last few weeks, there has been a lot of publicity! Today is the premiere of the film in Germany and tomorrow the film starts in the US. I am sure that the film will not only make the box office ring, but also some stocks will benefit from the Barbie hype. The $MAT (-0,09 %) share, manufacturer of the Barbie doll, is already within the last month with nearly 15% in the plus and is still positively evaluated by experts. The film comes today in the distribution of Warner Bros, so could also the $WBD (+0,05 %) Share from the hype profit. Retailers such as. $GPS (+1,73 %), $CROX (+0,13 %) and $KSS (+0,02 %) are also jumping on the Barbie bandwagon, benefiting from licensing deals with the toymaker. Even the meme share of the movie theater operator $AMC could gain new momentum from the Barbie hype. Unfortunately, nothing is really known about the film yet, so it remains exciting to see whether the film will meet the expectations of moviegoers and whether the shares will benefit from the hype in the long term.

Are you going to see the new Barbie movie? Do you think that the Barbie movie will actually have a positive impact on the stocks mentioned and can profit from the hype? Or are you rather skeptical?

April 5: International Walking Day - Chat-GPT analyzes a stock from the footwear sector.

Crocs $CROX (+0,13 %) Inc. is a U.S. company that manufactures and sells shoes, sandals, and accessories. The company was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Colorado, USA.

- Current share price: $136.19 (as of 04/02/2023).

- Market capitalization: $10.22 billion

- P/E ratio (price-to-earnings ratio): 26,38

- PEG (Price-Earnings-to-Growth ratio): 1.14

- Dividend yield: None

The company has experienced strong growth in recent years, especially since launching new products and expanding its distribution network. In 2021, sales increased by 43% year-on-year, mainly due to strong e-commerce business and high sales in North America and Europe.

The company has a strong position in the comfortable shoes and sandals market and is known for its signature designs. It also has a strong online presence and a growing presence in retail stores around the world.

The stock has seen strong growth in recent years and is currently valued at a P/E ratio of 26.38, indicating that the market has high expectations for the company's future growth. However, the PEG ratio of 1.14 suggests that the stock may not be overvalued and that the company's growth could be sustainable in the future.

Crocs also has an impressive financial performance, with a gross margin of 52% and a net margin of 21%. The company also has a solid balance sheet and is debt-free.

Overall, Crocs appears to be a strong company with promising growth potential. However, the stock is not without risks, especially in terms of competition and potential changes in consumer behavior.

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