Guess And Skechers: Time To Buy One And Sell The Other

By Stock Gamer:In this article, I will run you through my value analysis for two stocks in the fashion retailing sector leading up to the conclusion to sell one and buy the other.My value analysis includes a set of the subject stocks' comparable peers, and the estimated stock values are determined by equally weighting valuations calculated by five peer average multiples - EV/Sales, EV/EBITDA, P/E, P/S, and EV/FCF.

By Stock Gamer:In this article, I will run you through my comparable analysis for both Nike Inc. (NKE) and Under Armour Inc. (UA) with a conclusion to buy one and sell the other. These quick analyses serve as an introduction only, and your further research is still warranted. Nike - Bullish

By Jin She:Guess Inc. (GES) shares declined ~18% YTD and ~31% in the recent 3 months on concerns primarily because of its business exposure to European countries. As the stock price is already at its 52-week low and its price multiples are way below its competitors' level, investors should start considering adding position for the global apparel retailer.

By Stock Gamer:Shares of Google (GOOG) have returned 29.7% over the past 12 months. At $753.67, the stock is trading fairly close to its 52-week high of $774.38 attained in October 2012. Is now still a good time to acquire the shares after the solid price appreciation? In this article, I will elaborate on my stock valuation analysis which may assist you in formulating the investment decision.

By Stock Gamer:Shares of Herbalife (HLF) have declined by 22.9% over the past 12 months, primarily driven by investors' criticism on the company's multi-level marketing. At $43.59 per share, the stock has recently recovered significantly from its 52-week low of $24.24 reached in December 2012, and offers a dividend yield of 2.8%.

By Stocks & Shares: Guess? (GES) is a mid cap apparel store whose stock has fallen in bad times.

Andrew Wilkinson submits: Guess, Inc. (GES) – Call options on the apparel retailer are on trend with bullish players positioning for shares in Guess to rally substantially by September expiration. September contract options, which are by far the most actively traded on GES this morning, expire after the company’s August 25 second-quarter earnings report.

Brooks McFeely submits:Guess? (GES) is due with its Q1 results in tonight's (May 25) after-hours session, and analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expect the company to report a profit of $0.44 per share on revenue of $568 million.In the last three years of performance data MidnightTrader has tracked on GES, the stock has added to its earnings-driven extended-hours trade in next-day regular session action in eight of the last 11 quarters.