Deckers Outdoor Corporation Stock News

Deckers Outdoor (DECK) stock should be on your radar. Here's why – it is currently trading in the support range ($82.59 – $91.29), levels from which it has rebounded significantly in the past.

Deckers Outdoor Corporation reported good Q2 financials with international momentum and a lower-than-expected tariff impact. The market still sold DECK stock to an -11% decline. Underneath consistent growth, Deckers' slow FY2026 guidance and DTC weakness weigh on growth estimates. I believe that the growth story is still intact. HOKA's brand relevance has continued to expand internationally, gi...

Shares of a major automaker surged Friday on a strong earnings report, while a shoes and apparel maker lost ground after warning tariffs and higher prices could discourage shoppers.

Deckers beat on earnings last night -- and on guidance, too. Still, Deckers promised almost no earnings growth this year, and investors seem unhappy about that.

Deckers Outdoor (NYSE:DECK) shares are down 12.70% Friday after three major Wall Street firms reset price targets following the company's fiscal Q2 report, with outlooks now ranging from $81 to $120 with a consensus price target of $114.

The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq climbed to record highs in intraday trading Friday after a flurry of strong corporate earnings and the release of a cooler-than-expected inflation report.

Deckers Brands fiscal Q2 earnings of $1.82 per share beat estimates, but full-year revenue guidance missed Wall Street's forecast. Sales of HOKA running shoes softened, while UGG boots outperformed expectations.

Deckers faces headwinds with weak direct-to-consumer sales and a cautious full-year growth outlook, causing shares to drop over 50% YTD. The company reported disappointing Q2 results and a weak full-year outlook, causing the stock to drop more than 10% post-earnings. U.S. sales are deteriorating while international growth offsets some weakness, and macroeconomic uncertainty remains a concern fo...