08:40 AM
Nov. same-store sales (actual vs. Briefing.com estimate), update #2: ANF -17% vs. -10%. AEO -2% vs. -2.2%. CATO 0% vs. -1.5%. DDS -11% vs. -8%. FRED -3.3% vs. -1.5%. GPS 0% vs. -0.2%. JCP -5.9% vs. -4.5%. JWN +2.2% vs. +2%. KSS +3.3% vs. +0.8%. M -6.1% vs. -3.2%. SKS -26.1% vs. -21%. TGT -1.5% vs. -0.6%. TJX +8% vs. +9.1%. WTSLA -5% vs. -6.6%. 8 misses, 6 beats, for a total of 18 misses and 7 beats.4 Comments
08:48 AM
Same-store sales ((SSS)) results (actual vs. consensus): ANF -15% vs. -15.1%. ARO +3% vs. +13.5%. APP -6% vs. -12%. AEO -5% vs. +1.9%. BJ -1.1% vs. -0.3%. BONT +3.1% vs. -4%. PLCE -2% vs. -3.6%. COST +5% vs. +4.8%. FRED +0.4% vs. +1.4%. GPS +4% vs. +1.4%. HOTT -2.6% vs. -4.1%.
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08:08 AM
Same-store sales results #2 (actual vs. consensus): ANF -18% vs. -21.4%. APP -15%. AEO -6% vs. -4.1%. BJ -0.5% vs. -1.1%. BONT -4.8% vs. -7%. DDS -6% vs. -9.8%. FRED +3.3% vs. +0.9%. GPS -1% vs. -0.2%. M -2.3% vs. -5%.SSI -5.6% vs. -4.3%. SMRT -5.4% vs. -4%. Total positive vs. negative suprises: 12:5.
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Friday, September 4, 2009
09:22 AM
Citigroup pastes Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF -4.1% premarket) with a Sell rating, predicting same-store sales will continue to deteriorate "due to problems beyond pricing and newness." Sales of key back-to-school items are disappointing, firm says, "which does not bode well for H2."
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09:51 AM
Retailers' same-store sales fell for the 12th straight month (I, II, III, IV, V), but results at Target (TGT +1.4%), Kohl's (KSS +1.5%) and Gap (GPS +5%) topped analyst expectations. Weak spots included Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF -3.8%) and Family Dollar Stores (FDO -8.4%). Still, the decline was smaller than July's. SPDR S&P Retail ETF (XRT) is +0.5% to $31.36.
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08:23 AMSSS #3: Abercrombie (ANF) -29% vs. -23.9%. American Eagle (AEO) -7% vs. -8.3%. BJ's Wholesale (BJ) -6% vs. -8%. Dillard's (DDS) -12% vs. -10.5%. Gap (GPS) -3% vs. -7%.
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Wednesday, August 19, 2009
10:09 AM
Susquehanna cuts Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF -2.2%) to Neutral, citing "a combination of what we deem to be fair valuation and remaining headwinds facing luxury positioned brands." Firm says diehard customers remain satisfied, but is worried ANF's higher-priced merchandise will continue to pressure transaction size.
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