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This just took a major haircut. Has never seen a stock fall so precipitously in one day, and yet still not be concerned about bankruptcy. Had announced the currency exchange was going to hurt them in the quarter, but that has gotten better. Also, announced they were going to take a write off on a receivable to Sports Authority which had declared Chapter 11. They are far from any breach of their debt covenants, and are still generating a ton of cash. A very well-managed company.
First of all, this needs a new balance sheet. In his work, if the stock goes below his last line, that tells him that the balance sheet is impaired. They basically need to do some write offs. He thinks the stock could go back up to $5.80 from here, which would be a pretty good gain. He would need more information before he could give a recommendation.
Have diversified into many other businesses besides hockey, including apparel. About 8-9 months ago, they bought the baseball and softball division of Easton Sports. Has been hurt by the falling Cdn$ because of hockey being their biggest market and Canada being the biggest market for hockey. Just pre-released May results with a cautionary note that 2016 earnings are going to be pretty flat because of the currency impact.
(A Top Pick April 10/14. Up 50.05%.) Great company. Predominantly on the hockey side for many, many years. Several years ago they diversified into lacrosse and then a couple of years ago bought a private apparel company. Their most recent acquisition was when they bought the baseball division of Easton. Rather than being a one season player, they have now diversified their seasonality. Management team has executed very well.
Has a lot of admiration for the sports group. This is a good, solid company that has executed extremely well. Had a pretty good run over the last year. He would categorize this as a momentum stock. A number of American funds have jumped on this. A good consumer story. However, they have a fair bit of debt and it is fairly expensive now. If they miss a quarter, you are probably going to see a significant correction in the stock.
(A Top Pick April 10/14. Up 60.85%.) Made a very nice acquisition of a baseball bat business about 6 months ago. This is a category that he thinks they can dominate as they do in hockey. Something that has grown significantly for them in the last year is their apparel business. Very well-managed. Still trading at only about 15-16 times earnings.
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