Premium Denim Stocks Resist Fading:
In this week's Random Acts of Fashion, Kristin Bentz, The Talented Blonde, points out the bright spots in the world of consumer retail.
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Premium Denim Stocks Resist Fading:
In this week's Random Acts of Fashion, Kristin Bentz, The Talented Blonde, points out the bright spots in the world of consumer retail.


Click here to watch the video.

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After sailing past guesses last week on what it would earn in its second fiscal quarter, Guess? hiked its quarterly common dividend 25%. The clothing and accessories retailer (ticker: GES) initiated payouts at six cents a share in February 2007, then sweetened them to eight cents last September and to a dime a share Wednesday. Investors of record Sept. 17 will receive the new payout Oct. 3, and the stock goes ex-dividend Sept. 15. Yield: 1.03%. Guess? repurchased 951,000 of its shares in the quarter ended July 31. Recently quoted at 39 on the Big Board, the stock's 52-week high and low are 57.20 and 29.66.

In the past, appeared in Guess advertising campaigns

Guess? Has Bebe on the Ropes: The Talented Blonde, Kristin Bentz, shows you why teen retailer Guess? remains a heavyweight.

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Three Unstoppable Growth Stocks: Chris McHugh, portfolio manager for the Turner Midcap Growth Fund, explains why shares of Intuitive Surgical, Guess? and Urban Outfitters will go up even in a down economy.


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Guess Inc. said Wednesday its board has approved a share buyback program for up to $200 million of the apparel designer and retailer's common stock.

The company said repurchases may be made on the open market or in privately negotiated transactions from time to time and as market and business conditions allow.

They also posted fourth-quarter profit above market estimates driven by strong sales in Europe and Asia, and backed its outlook for fiscal year 2009.

The stock trades for 10x cash flow.

Big Board Break Down: Lucky Guess?
The Talented Blonde, Kristin Bentz, and Simon Constable break down the stellar performance from retailer Guess?, as well as FedEx's fuel fears.

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Cramer likes such retailers as Guess (GES), J. Crew (JCG) and Lowe's (LOW).

Very disleveraging point in their business cycle. Both comps and total sales are deccelerating..the up momentum will kill it on the way down $30 easy target.