Deckers Outdoor Corporation Stock News

Love it or hate it, the cold weather is on its way. However, thinking like an investor, there's an opportunity to invest in several companies whose revenues and earnings heat up when consumers get cold.

A strong balance sheet, international growth, and a low valuation make Lululemon a compelling investment. Deckers continues to see strong sales for its top footwear brands.

Deckers Outdoor Corporation stands out as a highly efficient and profitable player in the sneaker and footwear industry. DECK's stock appears underpriced relative to its earnings, especially when compared to peers like NKE, ONON, PUMSY, and BIRK. DECK has a track record of long-term steady growth, and at a market cap of slightly above $10 billion, it still has substantial room to grow.

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While Lululemon works to resolve its inventory issues, the stock is trading at a forward earnings multiple of 14. Deckers' Hoka brand is emerging as one of the hottest names in footwear, yet investors can buy the stock at a bargain forward earnings multiple of 13.