"Meanwhile people have decided that the shopping season is back with an amazing move in Target (TGT) -- maybe people are happy that the Pershing plan is not happening! Also VF Corp. (VFC) and Nike (NKE), the two most beaten up in the group just on fire.
So much lack of safety." ("Saftey Last," 6-1-09)

Same thing with a stock like a Verizon (VZ) or AT&T (T). Same with PPG (PPG). Same with VF Corp. (VFC). Same with Nike (NKE). They are going to have good numbers with all of this retail activity. This is the break I want to use to buy a stock like that. Nothing wrong with them. Good yields. They will see a turn if things get better.

I am sitting here actually hoping that Doug Kass is right, because, well, let's take VF Corp. (VFC). I was hoping it would come in more so I could buy more. It is much too cheap after that hammering yesterday.

Good solid company.

VF Corp ., another name on the list, has a strong balance sheet and markets popular apparel brands such as North Face and Wrangler. Its 4.4% dividend yield looks safe.

VFC (VFC) is back to 4.55% percent even as we know what the quarter's going to be and we have to like what we have heard

Sears (SHLD) has made it; lets buy bebe stores (BEBE) and Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF) and most certainly Jones Apparel (JNY), VF Corp. (VFC), Tiffany (TIF) and Urban Outfitters (URBN).

In retail, VF Corp. [VFC] and its 5% dividend yield is a buy, he said, calling the stock “so undervalued.”

I look at retail, and I simply don't believe that everyone is going under. You could put together a powerhouse merchant/apparel company here if you are Polo Ralph Lauren (RL) or Coach (COH) or VF Corp. (VFC). You can just go pick as you please!

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