JUMP REPORT
Avg Daily Volume: 4,387,854 Market Cap: 3.51B
Sector: Consumer Goods Short Interest: 45.49
EARNINGS EXPECTATIONS:
THIS QTR: EPS: .16/share REV: 219.8/M
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LAST QTR: EPS: -.40/share ACTUAL: -..25/share (BEAT)
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NEXT QTR: EPS: .09/share REV: 224.14/M
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FULL YR: EPS: -.40/share REV: 872.47/M
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*These are the base metrics we will be watching against the actual release numbers
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BEAT/MISS RECORD: 48% OF THE TIME THEY BEAT ESTIMATES
PRIOR ‘JUMP ZONE’ MOVES (LAST 3 QTRS %) 14.06, 10.83, 29.93
EXPECTED JUMP MOVE: 12-15%
Links To Latest News and Headlines
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High inflation and the Federal Reserve’s efforts to fight it by boosting interest rates are to blame — valuations have tumbled across the board. This market downturn may feel terrible right now, but it’s important to remember that tough times don’t last. As investors, the crucial thing to do now is not to lament over your unrealized bear market losses, but instead, to position yourself to benefit from the recovery that is likely to follow.
U.S. retail stocks held steady on Friday as investors watched holiday spending to gauge consumer confidence at a time when inflation and rising interest rates are weighing heavily on Main Street. Consumer discretionary stocks, measured by the S&P 500 Consumer Discretionary sector which benefits from spending on retail, restaurants and vacations, edged up less than 0.1%. “If Black Friday shopping takes a hit this year, it won’t bode well for the rest of the holiday period which is so important to retailers,” said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda.
Investors are closely watching U.S. retail stocks as a barometer of consumer confidence as inflation bites, as the most important shopping season of the year begins on Friday. Consumer discretionary stocks, measured by the S&P 500 Consumer Discretionary sector – the group of companies that benefit from spending on retail, restaurants, and vacations – are down 32% for the year to date, more than double the 15.5% decline in the broad S&P 500, as consumers have been walloped by surging inflation and the swiftest increase in interest rates since the 1970s. “These stocks are a clue as to how fast the economy is slowing and whether slowing inflation is lifting confidence on Main Street,” said Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at the Leuthold Group.
While Mattel, Inc. ( NASDAQ:MAT ) shareholders are probably generally happy, the stock hasn’t had particularly good run…
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