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NYSE:DKS

Dick's Sporting Goods (DKS)

220.99
-2.96 (1.32%)
as of Jun 12, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 11, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 3 opinions in the last 12 months.

Experts generally view Dick's Sporting Goods (DKS) positively, citing strong recent performance and an improving core business. The company's same-store sales growth of 5%, although slightly down from last year's 6.4%, still indicates a healthy trajectory. While there are challenges, notably with Foot Locker's issues, experts believe that these can be managed over time, with a path toward resolution and improved inventory management. One expert highlighted the brand's solid value and competitive advantages, describing it as not expensive and capable of effectively executing its growth strategy amidst a challenging retail environment. Overall, there's an optimistic outlook on the company's future, suggesting that its fundamentals remain robust despite some industry hurdles.

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Buy
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Fair Value
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SELL
He sold Dick's Sporting Goods because it keep bleeding. It round-tripped for him. He sees the consumer losing spending power due to high inflation.
BUY
Earnings increased, but the stock still got crushed. Their multiple contraction is reversing now. It remains a core position and he's happy to hold.
BUY
They report Tuesday. He expects it to tell great stories and won't terrify with any stories about supply-chain woes.
BUY

He's buying this week's dip. Dick's is down on today's Nike news about supply chain constraints. Dick's stock is very cheap and the managers offered good guidance.

COMMENT
It's up 130% YTD. It's paid a special dividend and laid out a multi-year strategy.
BUY
They report Tuesday and he expects strong numbers and a sunny outlook due to reopening when sporting events return. He likes how the non-essential stores have been trading up lately. The stock should rally after their report.
BUY
They pivoted to curbside pick-up within 48 hours of lockdown orders hit last year. They had already spent years investing in their e-commerce, so they were prepared for Covid. The long-time CEO is changing, but the company remains in good hands (the CEO will stay on board as chief merchant officer). The chain started had two locations in the 1980s and now has over 700 stores. The stock is up 2200% since it IPOd in 2002. The stock is up 55% in the past year.
BUY

Still likes this. Had a mishap, which was largely golf related. Have taken some pretty drastic steps in curtailing the floor space allocated to golf and let go of a lot of their golf professionals in the stores. This was unfortunate as the rest of the business performed extremely well last quarter. They still had positive earnings and positive same-store sales. Trading at around 15-16 times earnings. Very well-managed company.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Mar 27/13, Up 11.84%) Still growing.

TOP PICK

Great company. Sold off a couple of weeks ago on some lowered guidance, which brought it into a buying range at 14X next year’s earnings. Operates in excess of 500 stores. Growth plans over the next 4 or 5 years to get to 1000 stores. Have been growing mid-teens for the last several years. Wouldn’t be surprised to see it in the mid-$50’s before the end of the year.

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