- Total Pro Portfolios with COH:
- Columbia Acorn Select Z ACTWX
- ProFunds Consumer Goods UltraSector Inv (CNPIX)
- Columbia Wanger Asset Management LP
- Raiff Partners
- Columbia Acorn Fund - ACRNX
- Dreyfus Premier S&P STARS
- PowerShares DWA Technical Leaders Portfolio
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- George Soros
- Highbridge Capital Management, LLC
- Apex Capital LLC
- Calamos Advisors
- Will Chester - Westcore Select Fund
- Royce Value Plus Service - RYVPX
- Total Do-It-Yourself Portfolios with COH:
- Fall 2006
- park Portfolio 1
- DC Cap 1
- Total Return
- Markzire
- EEquity NewBlueChips
- moctavio Portfolio 1
- wrjjca
- RTH Current Portfolio
- november 2006
- echen Portfolio 1
- Random Good
- Dr. Donald Scharoff Portfolio 1
- Wanderings
- JSM Portfolio 1
- Philip Mollner Portfolio 1
- john ray Portfolio 1
- trey's portfolio
- enterplay
- g f Portfolio 1
- Sei Portfolio 1
- keo Portfolio 1
- MyList
- GRQ
- Josejose Portfolio
- Stepko Portfolio 1
- Al's Roth IRA
- gilardi 2007
- Portfolio Test jc
- Frank Mckenna Portfolio 1
- holdings33
- BCM Ideas
- Toast Portfolio 1
- trade
- Casey Monroe Portfolio 1
- alan steinberg
- jkam Portfolio 1
- MendeGlobal
- FB Portfolio 1
- Philippe1
- shakeum's picks
- Carter0531 Portfolio 1
- Janet's Portfolio
- Koppenhagen Portfolio 1
- broga1
- vinny Portfolio 1
- emmons portfolio
- Past Winners
- David and Bette Joint
- Nora's Play Portfolio
- June Griffin Portfolio 1
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- 729
- Christophe Petit Portfolio 1
- Suzanne Friedman Portfolio 1
- Jason Portfolio 2
- Gordon Wainwright Portfolio 1
- Bevofan Portfolio 1
- LAJones Portfolio 1
- John Francisco Portfolio 1
- gs Portfolio 1
- kevin r. shanley Portfolio 1
- axnix Portfolio 1
- IBD Top 20 Stocks
- Helen Back Portfolio 1
- Duane Portfolio 1
- Sean Bergin Portfolio 1
- Volatile Asset Management Value Trust
- WallStreetSelect114
- Paul Courchene Portfolio 1
- Adam Bourque Portfolio 1
- Vector portfolio
- Richard Zilm Portfolio 1
- alan steinberg Portfolio 1
- foxhillsgolfer
- Josephine Soave Portfolio 1
- Kate Moriarty Portfolio 1
- Louis Diablo Portfolio 1
- Strong Growth Co's - Trades and holds
- Ken Corso
- Bill Ennis Portfolio 1
- Mary Murphy Portfolio 1
- Ken Moore
- Joe Griffin Portfolio 1
- Clayto
- 2134p Portfolio 1
- Bob's Portfolio 1
- Lorrie's List
- reseda
- Lucky 8 Ball
- Cathy Youmans Portfolio 1
- Reasonable Growth
- my old picks
- CTX Portfolio 1
- bud Portfolio 1
- rich springer Portfolio 1
- Mark Axelrod Portfolio 1
- lstarbbq
- Julie Branecki Portfolio 1
- joseph beckerr Portfolio 1
- m2liatos Portfolio 1
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By:barrons3 |
Date:11 14 09 |
In his latest report, Berman said upscale retailers "seem to be rebounding." That's true of Coach, the handbag and accessories maker, whose shares have doubled in the past year, to about 35. The company, which is introducing a less expensive Poppy line for teens and young adults, trades for 17 times fiscal 2010 estimated earnings of $2.08 a share, below its historical P/E of 20. It earned 44 cents a share in its fiscal first quarter, ended Sept. 26, flat with a year ago, notwithstanding a punishing recession. Morgan Stanley has a 39 price target on the stock. |
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By:barrons3 |
Date:10 24 09 |
Buy - Price 33.60 on Oct. 20 |
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By:barrons3 |
Date:08 22 09 |
A favorite holding is luxury goods makers Coach (COH). It may seem an odd choice in the current economic environment, which champions spending on essentials, rather than luxuries. "We believe that the odds favor a continued workout for the U.S. economy...the consequences are less-than-robust consumer spending," Coats admits. Recent data support that view. Although the recession appears to have ended at the close of the second quarter, surprisingly weak July retail sales served as a reminder that consumers won't be driving this recovery as they have in the past. In response, Coach has added pricing flexibility in the form of its new Poppy line, with lower-priced handbags in the $200 to $300 range. "Traditional luxury buyers are trading down to Coach," while usual Coach shoppers "are trading down to the factory outlet," he says. Coats also likes Coach's China prospects. The stock trades near $28.50, up 37% on the year. Coats picked it up for under $14 at the end of 2008. |
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By:shugt23 |
Date:08 02 09 |
Making me money |
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Date:07 15 09 |
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Cramer said we're seeing what he calls a "gasoline rally" in stocks such as Darden (DRI), Coach (COH), Tiffany (TIF), Sears (SHLD), Lowe's (LOW) and Yum! Brands (YUM). |
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By:barrons3 |
Date:06 20 09 |
McHugh has been buying stock in high-end handbag maker Coach (COH) since the company has positioned itself well to profit in a weaker economy. Coach will soon introduce its Poppy line of lower-priced handbags, and its outlet stores are very profitable and starting to drive earnings. |
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By:KirkGabe |
Date:04 27 09 |
High end product buyers don't care about price. |
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By:barrons3 |
Date:04 25 09 |
The languishing luxury-goods market showed some new life Tuesday when leather-goods maker Coach declared its first dividend. The New York City-based company (COH) also announced that sales were stabilizing at its North American stores. The upbeat announcements boosted the stock 15%. Coach will pay 7.5 cents a common share each quarter. Disbursement is set for June 29 to investors on its books June 8. The stock goes ex-dividend June 4. Chief Executive Lew Frankfort said that the dividend, which gives the stock a 1.34% current yield, "reflects our financial strength and our confidence in Coach's business outlook." Noting that the company generates significant cash flow and has virtually no debt, he added that "we are in a position to take advantage of profitable growth opportunities, while continuing to return capital to shareholders." Profits in Coach's third fiscal quarter (ended March 31) fell 29%, to $114.9 million, or 36 cents a share, from the level a year earlier. However, volume declined less than 1%, to $739.9 million. Comparable-store sales have now risen to pre-Christmas levels in North America. |
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By:barrons3 |
Date:12 20 08 |
Coach, a onetime highflier, today trades for about 21, or just nine times estimates for the fiscal year ending in June 2010. It had $406 million, or $1.22 a share in net cash -- or cash and equivalents minus total debt -- as of the end of September. Coach is well positioned in the handbag and accessories market, where its brand has long appealed to so-called aspirational shoppers; if the recession deepens, it could draw interest, as well, from the former buyers of four-digit "it" bags. |
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By:lnslucy |
Date:12 10 08 |
I love their merchandise. |
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Why I Hate This Stock |
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By:DRNJIVP64 |
Date:09 19 09 |
GOTTEN WAY AHEAD OF ITSELF-SHORT NOW!!! |
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By:Leah M C |
Date:07 01 08 |
dropped huge after purchase |
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By:detcltr |
Date:11 28 07 |
Coach is too last year. Store traffic has increased because of holiday shopping but they are having to discount very heavily to move merchandise. I recently received coupons for 50% off all Coach merchandise, thats how scary consumer spending is these days |
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By:our2home |
Date:05 14 07 |
Coach has topped out. |
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By:guacco99 |
Date:05 06 07 |
good at branding but the downside is that it does not really produce luxury items |
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By:GUACCO |
Date:04 22 07 |
too quick a ise over past 6 months. Not as fancy as Italian or French fashions |
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Date:01 30 07 |
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When it comes to stocks, too much "love" is a bad thing. To those who already own Coach, hang on. To those who want to buy Coach, save your pennies and wait for that big bad bear to knock the stuffing out of this preppie little teddy. |
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