Deckers Outdoor Corporation Stock News

Options trader Michael Khouw breaks down this Deckers-Nike "pair" trade.

Companies often engage in share buybacks when they see upside in their stock. This perception often manifests in one of two key ways: their shares are dropping or rising.When a company's shares are dropping, management can see a buying opportunity as they believe markets are overreacting to bad news.

GOLETA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--HOKA®, a division of Deckers Brands (NYSE: DECK) introduces the Mafate 5, the latest evolution of the brand's iconic trail franchise. Engineered to help ultra-runners conquer trails with confidence, the Mafate 5 delivers enhanced durability, adaptability, and cushioning for long-haul endurance on rough terrain. The Mafate 5 is available now on HOKA.com and at au...

The prices of many of Americans' common purchases are rising, with tariffs lifting the cost of items from shoes to toys and beyond.

For Deckers Outdoor NYSE: DECK, 2025 has been a very bad year so far, but things may be turning the corner. On July 24, the shoemaker reported fiscal Q1 2026 financials, and the results were exactly what the stock needed.

Deckers Outdoor (DECK 11.35%) has been quietly been one of the best-performing stocks on the market over its history, returning nearly 10,000% since its 1993 initial public offering (IPO).

Major U.S. equities indexes edged higher to wrap up a week that featured a pile of major earnings reports.

Shares of Deckers Outdoor (DECK 11.79%), the global footwear company with brands like Hoka and UGG, were climbing today after the company delivered better-than-expected results in its first-quarter report. Coming after the stock plunged earlier in the year on fears of tariff-related headwinds and weakening consumer sentiment, the results helped reassure investors that its growth story was still...