
Deckers Outdoor Corp
DECKDeckers Outdoor Corporation (DECK) is a footwear and accessories company known for its lifestyle and performance brands. Founded in 1973, it owns popular brands such as UGG, Hoka One One, Teva, and Koolaburra, focusing on casual footwear, outdoor performance shoes, and related accessories. The company primarily targets consumers seeking comfort, performance, and style across various outdoor and everyday activities.
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As Q4 earnings season begins in mid-January, analyst revisions are becoming a reliable indicator of stock performance. Three stocks showing positive revision momentum are Arista Networks (upgraded by Piper Sandler with 22% upside), Lennox International (with 12% forecasted earnings growth despite soft revenue), and Deckers Outdoor (showing strong...
Three S&P 500 stocks—Deckers Outdoor, Trade Desk, and Fiserv—suffered significant declines in 2025, losing between 49% and 68% of their value. Deckers faced tariff headwinds and slowing growth, Trade Desk struggled with increased competition and declining growth rates, while Fiserv dealt with leadership changes and weak economic conditions. T...
Deckers Outdoor stock fell 3.3% after two Wall Street analysts downgraded the company. Baird cut its rating to neutral citing insufficient growth to support near-term valuations, while Piper Sandler downgraded to underperform, warning that heavy discounting of Hoka and Ugg brands could harm profit margins and upset wholesale partners. However, th...
The article recommends two growth stocks for long-term investors: Chewy (CHWY), which disappointed in 2025 but shows strong fundamentals with 4.9% customer growth and expanding Autoship subscriptions, and Deckers Outdoor (DECK), whose 49% stock decline in 2025 presents a buying opportunity despite macroeconomic headwinds, with solid international...
Deckers Outdoor (DECK) is recommended as a better investment than Yeti Holdings (YETI) in 2026. While Yeti barely beat the S&P 500 with 18% gains in 2025 and faces sluggish revenue growth, Deckers Outdoor appears undervalued after losing nearly half its value in 2025. Trading at a 15.4 P/E ratio with strong international growth (29.3% YoY) and so...






