3 Stocks That Could Make Huge Moves This Week презентация

Five Below Five Below is a fast-growing clothing retailer. The company focuses on offering ultra-discounted clothes for no more than $5 per item. Currently, 18% of shares are sold short. Part of this is because the company trades for 41 times earnings, a very heady valuation for a discounted clothing retailer. But some is because the company has already announced disappointing sales for the holiday quarter.

Here’s What You Should Watch Over the Short-Term Five Below is expected to report earnings of $0.60 per share. The company expects revenues to clock in at $262 million. For 2015, expectations are set for $837 million in sales and earnings of $1.09 per share.

Winnebago Industries Winnebago is a leading provider of RV and motorhomes in the United States. Currently, 16% of Vera Bradley’s shares are sold short. Over the past year, the backlog for Winnebago vehicles has fallen sharply, leading many to believe that demand for these high-end motorhomes may be waning.

Here’s What You Should Watch Over the Short-Term Winnebago is expected to report revenues of $253 million. Earnings are expected to come in at $0.38 per share. For the current fiscal year, expectations are set for $1.01 billion in sales and earnings of $1.68 per share.

GameStop GameStop is a leading brick-and-mortar seller of video games in the United States. Currently, 44% of shares are sold short. The biggest concern with GameStop is that video game companies are making a permanent shift to digital, downloadable games. This would mean a distribution network of brick-and-mortar stores like GameStop would become less necessary.

Here’s What You Should Watch Over the Short-Term Analysts are expecting GameStop to report revenue of $3.6 billion. They are also expecting earnings per share to come in at $2.16. For the next fiscal year, expectations are set for $9.5 billion in sales with earnings of $3.49 per share.