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　　Reebonz (NASDAQ:RBZ) and Youngevity International (NASDAQ:YGYI) are both small-cap retail/Wholesale Fishing Tackl Suppliers companies, but which is the better business? We will contrast the two companies based on the strength of their dividends, analyst recommendations, earnings, risk, institutional ownership, valuation and profitability.

　　Valuation and Earnings

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　　This table compares Reebonz and wholesale sportswear Youngevity International’s revenue, earnings per share (EPS) and valuation.

　　Gross Revenue Price/Sales Ratio Net Income Earnings Per Share Price/Earnings Ratio

　　Reebonz $88.38 million 0.22 -$35.24 million N/A N/A  wholesale fishing tackle

　　Youngevity International $162.45 million 1.01 -$20.07 million N/A N/A

　　Youngevity International has higher revenue and earnings than Reebonz.

　　Volatility and Risk

　　Reebonz has a beta of 2.4, wholesale dropshipping in france meaning that its stock price is Wholesale Pet Supplies For Resale 140% more volatile than the S&P 500. Comparatively, Youngevity International has a beta of 0.57, meaning that its stock price is 43% less volatile than the S&P 500.

　　Analyst Ratings

　　This is a breakdown of current wholesale sports calgary recommendations for Reebonz and Youngevity International, as provided by MarketBeat.

　　Sell Ratings Hold Ratings Buy Ratings Strong Buy Ratings Rating Score

　　Reebonz 0 0 2 0 3.00

　　Youngevity International 0 0 1 0 3.00

　　Reebonz presently has a consensus target price of $11.00, indicating a potential upside of 174.31%. Youngevity International has a consensus target price of $14.00, indicating a potential upside of 146.05%. Given Reebonz’s higher possible upside, equities analysts clearly believe Reebonz is more favorable than Youngevity International.

　　Institutional and Insider Ownership

　　5.3% of Reebonz shares are owned by institutional investors. Comparatively, 4.6% of Youngevity International shares are owned by institutional investors. 55.6% of Youngevity International shares are owned by insiders. Strong institutional ownership is an indication that large money managers, hedge funds and endowments believe a stock is poised for long-term growth.

　　Profitability

　　This table compares Reebonz and Youngevity International’s net margins, return on equity and return on assets.

　　Net Margins Return on Equity Return on Assets

　　Reebonz N/A -93.13% -55.78%

　　Youngevity International -17.08% -125.30% -32.44%

　　Summary

　　Reebonz beats Youngevity International on 6 of the 11 factors compared between the two stocks.

　　Reebonz Company Profile

　　Reebonz logoReebonz Holding Limited operates an online platform for buying and selling a range of luxury products in Southeast Asia and the Asia Pacific markets. It offers a range of new and pre-owned luxury bags, accessories, watches, jewelry, and shoes from designer labels and a curation of merchants through sale events and Reebonz app, as well as iPhone, iPad, and Android platforms. The company was founded in 2009 and is headquartered in Singapore.

　　Youngevity International Company Profile

　　Youngevity International logoYoungevity International, Inc. develops and distributes health and nutrition related products and services through independent direct selling network in the United States and internationally. It operates in two segments, Direct Selling and Commercial Coffee. The company offers approximately 5,500 products, including nutritional, vitamin, mineral, herbal, liquid, and dietary supplements; apparel; fashion and jewelry accessories; digital products; and packaged foods. It also provides automotive fuel additive, organic food and beverage, performance and energy, health and wellness, tea, weight loss, gourmet coffee, skincare and cosmetic, jewelry, beauty, and pet supplement products; and lifestyle products, such as spa, home, and garden products. In addition, the company manufactures and distributes essential-oil based nontoxic cleaning and care products for personal, home, and professional use. Further, it produces and sells coffee products under Café La Rica, Café Alma, Josie's Java House, Javalution Urban Grind, Javalution Daily Grind, and Javalution Royal Roast brand names. The company sells coffee products to wellness and retirement centers, and various cruise lines and cruise line distributors through retailers and distributors, as well as directly to the consumers under the JavaFit brand. Youngevity International, Inc. also markets its products through a range of consumer Websites, such as youngevity.com; ygyi.com; youngofficial.com; heritagemakers.com; mkcollab.com; clrroasters.com; cafelarica.com; javalution.com; mialisia.com; and mybeyondorganic.com. The company was formerly known as AL International, Inc. and changed its name to Youngevity International, Inc. in July 2013. Youngevity International, Inc. was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Chula Vista, California.

　　Brothers Daniel and Ben Mardkha started their wholesale jewelry company Marke to reinvent how men shop for wedding bands: “We wanted to gut out all the lovey-dovey stuff”

　　Wedding band company Marke offers Wholesale Fashion Shoes just two styles, a classic rounded band and a flat one, as well as a home try-on kit customers can order before committing. PHOTO: RYAN SLACK

　　By Lane Florsheim

　　The wedding band company Marke values one thing above wholesale fashion jewelry all else: ease. When its founders, brothers Daniel and Ben Mardkha, realized how many men don’t know what they’re doing when the time comes to buy a ring, they set out to remove guesswork and confusion. Or at least, move it to their living room.

　　Before committing, shoppers can order a home try-on kit and Marke will send six replica rings in a mix of materials and widths, boxed in the company’s green packaging along with a ring sizer and a try-on guide. The company offers just two styles, a classic rounded band and a flat one. Each is available in three widths (slim, mid and wide) and materials (14-karat yellow, white and rose gold), priced from $299 to $629. It all follows the now-familiar direct-to-consumer model, but it’s for a purchase that’s supposed to last a lifetime.

　　Daniel and Ben Mardkha. PHOTO: RYAN SLACKDaniel, 30, wholesale how to set up a dropshipping website and Ben, 25, launched Marke after their first jewelry company, Everband, didn’t work. Everband offered jewelry retailers matching women’s and men’s wedding bands, to which wearers would add a diamond to every year celebrate their anniversary or the birth of a child. (Women would collect diamonds on the outside of the ring; men, on the band’s inside.) The idea, they now say, was too complicated. Employee turnover at jewelry stores meant it was hard to keep retail staff members trained in the Everband process, says Daniel. But the brothers noticed something when marketing the concept.

　　Guys coming in to buy wedding bands were like “lost little puppies,” Daniel jokes. “They didn’t know where to start and were kind of just being dragged around by their partners.” Wanting to take another shot at starting their own business, the brothers tackled wedding band shopping. Their family owns a Manhattan wholesale weave distributors jewelry manufacturing company near Bryant Park. The younger Mardkhas have had access to the factory and resources there as they build their brand. They describe themselves as their own target market. Daniel is married and wears a rotation of a few of the Marke bands; Ben is engaged and planning to wear a ring that isn’t offered right now, but “hopefully will be,” he says.

　　Marke hopes customers will appreciate its straightforward approach. “My fiancé had no idea what he wanted out of a ring,” says Emilie Mateu, 28, an associate TV producer who lives in New York City. “He’d never worn jewelry before. He didn’t know what color or shape—he really knew nothing.” She says the home try-on kit took away the need to go searching through the city. “It felt like a very millennial experience,” she adds. “The whole thing was very easy, it was online.” Her fiancé picked a slim classic band in rose gold.

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　　Jeremy Doroski, 32, and his fiancé wanted to get “classical, traditional-looking” bands that were made in New York. “I thought the home try-on kit was very cool,” says Doroski, the director of purchasing for a Broadway merchandising company in Queens. “I was like, ‘Great, we don’t even have to go in and talk to anybody.’”

　　VIASPACE Issues Business And Strategy Update

　　SANTA CRUZ, Calif.,/ dubai cosmetics wholesale market -- VIASPACE Inc. (OTC: VSPC) today is giving a second quarter 2019 update regarding its current business activities and evolving strategies. On February 19, 2019, VIASPACE announced that it had signed a contract with GERMADE, Inc. of Seoul, South Korea that plans to grow Giant King Grass (GKG) in the tropical Philippines and ship it to its animal feed customers in South Korea. GERMADE, Inc. has since changed their corporate name to GKG ASIA and is moving forward with the project. GKG plants/seedlings from VIASPACE have been shipped to GKG Asia for the initial GKG Philippines propagation nursery.

　　VIASPACE subsidiary, Viaspace California, Inc., wholesale makeup has 110 acres of hemp growing in Southern California with plans for its first harvest in the third quarter of 2019. The initial harvest will be used to generate revenues from the sale of hemp propagation seeds and THC-free CBD oil. Viaspace California is examining ways to expand its hemp-specific business footprint beyond 2019.

　　Wholly-owned VIASPACE subsidiary Elite Therapeutics/Bad Love Cosmetics Company, LLC, is pleased to announce that they have become the in-room and resort amenity provider for Lost Valley Ranch in Sedalia, Colorado. Jaclyn Dougherty, Chief Operations Officer for Elite stated, "We have been working on the relationship with Lost Valley Ranch during the past year and are thrilled to be partnering with such a high-quality and wonderfully unique property." Elite Therapeutics has been working on its CBD cosmetic line and is preparing to launch a wholesale malaysia limited-edition CBD Platinum Crème and CBD Lip Balm.

　　VIASPACE Chairman and Acting CEO, Dr. Kevin Schewe, has written a blended, upmarket, fiction novel entitled: "Bad Love Strikes". The novel, to be published by Jan-Carol Publishing, Inc., will be available in hardcover, paperback and electronic versions this fall. It is an action, adventure, time-travel, rescue novel set in 1944 World War II Europe and in 1974 Oak Ridge, Tennessee. With the acquisition of Elite Therapeutics/Bad Love Cosmetics Company by VIASPACE, Inc., Dr. Schewe maintained publishing rights to the Bad Love name but VIASPACE has full marketing rights to the Bad Love cosmetic line and future Bad Love marketing endeavors. Dr. Schewe commented, "My goal is to make 'Bad Love' a recognizable global brand name."

　　Dr. Schewe concluded, "VIASPACE, Inc., while still focused on developing its Giant King Grass business line, has diversified through its partially-owned and fully-owned subsidiaries. We are now engaged in the hemp/CBD business and the cosmetics business universe including luxury cosmetics, CBD-containing cosmetics and luxury hotel amenities."

　　About VIASPACE Inc.

　　VIASPACE grows renewable Giant King® Grass as a wholesale tablets low-carbon fuel for clean electricity generation; for environmentally friendly energy pellets; and as a feedstock for bio-methane production and for green cellulosic biofuels, biochemicals and biomaterials. Giant King® Grass is a proprietary, high yield, dedicated biomass energy crop. Giant King® Grass when it is cut frequently at 4 to 5 feet tall is also excellent animal feed. The USDA granted approval for planting Giant King® Grass throughout the US and cooperates in exporting by performing the required inspections and issuing the phytosanitary certificate needed for import into foreign countries. Giant King® Grass is being grown in the US including Hawaii, and many foreign countries. For more information, please go to www.VIASPACE.com or contact Dr. Jan Vandersande, Director of Communications, at 800-517-8050 or IR@VIASPACE.com.

　　About Elite Therapeutics & Bad Love Cosmetics Company

　　Elite Therapeutics, founded by Board Certified radiation cell phone accessories wholesale oncologist, Dr. Kevin Schewe, is a clinical and cosmetic skincare company dedicated to delivering true and visible results. With over 32 years of clinical oncology experience, he made it his mission to offer patients relief and restoration from the external effects of treatment during their internal fight for life. Dr. Schewe searched for ingredients that would provide immediate nurturing on the surface—then continue working at the cellular level for long-term healing; this includes a new, high-potency CBD Recovery Crème. The full body and hair care product line can be purchased at retailers across the country as well as on the website

　　Elite Therapeutics also provides custom luxury amenities for high-end hotels and rental properties. For more information or wholesale laptops inquiries, please visit the website or contact us at:

　　Bad Love Cosmetics Company is slated to launch a CBD lip product line (lipstick, lip gloss and lip liner) this year. The Bad Love Cosmetics CBD lip product line will be housed in edgy and recognizable components. They can be viewed using the following link:

　　The cosmetics production market has doubled in wholesale cell phones Asian Dropshippers value between 2013 and 2017 to over EUR 100 million, and the preliminary data for 2018 indicate that the value had exceeded EUR 120 million. Expanded product ranges and sustained advertising in the industry have matched perfectly with the trend of economic growth and the diversification of consumer habits, according to a study by KeysFin.

　　The turnover of local cosmetics producers increased by 11 percent in 2017 compared to 2016, and by 108.5 percent compared to 2013, to 104.8 million in 2017. Cosmetics consumption also had a steady growth, up by more than 4 percent from 2016 and 35.4 percent from 2013 to nearly EUR 1.5 billion in 2017. The KeysFin analysis makeup wholesale suppliers indicates, as a whole, a business close to EUR 2 billion in 2019, including both the production and the sale of cosmetics.

　　Significant market developments have to be directly linked to imports of cosmetics, which increased by 9.7 percent compared to 2017 and were 102 percent higher than in 2010 to EUR 525.5 million in 2018. Companies mainly imported beauty or makeup products (35 percent of total in 2018), followed by perfumes, body care and hair care products.

　　In terms of exports, the sector’s performance is significant, compared with the level recorded 7 years ago. Financial data show that cosmetics exports in Romania advanced by 276 percent since 2010, to EUR 327.5 million in 2018. As compared to 2017, the exports of cosmetics decreased slightly, by 1.3 percent. Romanian companies mostly exported hair care products (70 percent of total in 2018) followed by body hygiene, beauty, makeup and perfume products.

　　Cosmetics imports grew by 9.7 percent compared wholesale shoes warehouse to 2017 and were 102 percent higher than in 2010 to EUR 525.5 million in 2018. Companies mainly imported beauty products or makeup (35 percent of the total in 2018), followed by perfumes, body hygiene and hair care products. Overall, the trade deficit of the cosmetics market increased by 34.5 percent in 2018 compared to 2017, to EUR 198 million, 14.6 percent higher than in 2010.

　　Farmec – the biggest player on the market

　　Farmec SA is the most important player on the market by turnover. In 2017, the company recorded a turnover of EUR 46.9 million, representing 45 percent of the total market.

　　Detergent SA, a company wholesale cell phones indirectly owned by Procter & Gamble Marketing Romania SRL, with a turnover of EUR 22.1 million in 2017, holds 21 percent of the total market and the second place. The third place is occupied by Papillon Laboratories Cosmetiques SRL, a Cypriot company controlled by Miralon Holdings Limited with a turnover of EUR 11.8 million in 2017 (11 percent of the total). The ranking is completed by two companies with 100 percent Romanian capital, AIS Phrama SRL and Gerocossen SRL.

　　In terms of cosmetics trade, the largest businesses in the “Retail sale of cosmetics and perfumery in specialized stores” category was reported in 2017 by Interbrands Marketing & Distribution SRL, with EUR 187.4 million. The company, which holds nearly 16 percent of the total market, is controlled by over 90 percent of Cypriots from Holson Holdings Limited. Next in the ranking is L’Oreal Romania SRL, part of the French group with the same name, with business of EUR 80.9 million, and Sarantis Romania SA, also controlled by investors from Cyprus through GR Sarantis Cyprus Limited, a company that reported a figure of business of EUR 65.3 million.

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　　In the “diwali lights wholesale market in delhi of cosmetics and perfumery” category, DM Drogerie Markt SRL, controlled by DM Drogerie Mrakt GMBH in Austria, Millenium Pro Design SRL, owned mostly by local investors, and Sephora Cosmetics Romania S.A (controlled by Sephora Cyprus Limited) are the biggest players on the market.

　　The Keysfin analysis shows that, from the regional point of view, the largest turnovers, accounting fort almost 70 percent of the total, were obtained by companies in Cluj County. The list continues with companies in Bucharest, Prahova, Timis and Sibiu. Together, the top 5 counties registered 98 percent of total cosmetics manufacturers’ turnover.

　　Judging by profitability, the data support the significant evolution of this sector. Of the 145 cosmetics companies surveyed, 73 reported profits, 52 had losses and the rest broke even. The net result increased by 2 percent compared to 2016 and is 163 percent above the 2013 level to EUR 7.8 million in 2017. The commercial debts of the cosmetics producers accounted for 50 percent of the total, indicating increased credit dependency supplier far above the average of the economy in 2017 by 32 percent.

　　In terms of cosmetics trade, of the 1,960 companies surveyed, 949 registered profit, 725 lost and rest had a null result. The net result decreased marginally as compared to 2016 but is more than 210 percent above the 2013 level to EUR 71.1 million in 2017. The trade payables of cosmetics retailers accounted for 43.7 percent and 38.5 percent respectively, indicating a less dependence on the supplier credit, but remains above the average of the economy in 2017 by 32 percent.

　　A sector with 14,000 employees

　　On the whole, the Romanian cosmetics sector hired almost 14,000 employees in 2017, a majority in the trade sector. While manufacturers reported 1,654 employees, 6.4 percent above the 2016 level and nearly 50 percent over 2013, cosmetic traders had 12,100 employees in 2017, more with 44.5 percent over 2013.

　　The KeysFin analysis also shows that in the manufacturing sector, labor cost increased by 6 percent to EUR 14,300 per employee while productivity increased by 5 percent to EUR 63,000 in 2017. As for trade, the 2017 financial data shows the lowest cost / productivity ratio of only 7.8 percent, at the opposite end we have production with a cost per employee ratio of 22.6 percent of average productivity.

　　The KeysFin analysis is based on the annual, unadjusted, aggregate data reported by companies at the Ministry of Finance (at the end of the period), which have as main activity one of the NACE codes: production 2042 – manufacture of perfumes and toiletries ) or trade: 4645 – Wholesale of chemicals and 4775 – Retail of cosmetics and perfumery in specialized stores.

　　How an accident led to a Philly start-up’s ‘simple and classy’ clothing line for women in labs

　　How an accident led to a Philly start-up’s ‘simple and classy’ clothing line for women in labs

　　Beau Wangtrakuldee’s kids wholesale clothing physical scarring from the chemical burn is long gone. But her memories of the terrifying and painful accident 11 years ago in a laboratory at Northern Illinois University in Chicago remain vivid.

　　She was in the fourth year of a doctoral program in chemistry. It was around 8 on a Friday night and Wangtrakuldee was alone, conducting an organic synthesis — combining bangkok wholesale clothing suppliers chemicals such as ketones, aldehydes, and isocyanide with a carboxylic acid — for an anticancer drug. As she poured the mixture into another wholesale childrens clothing container, Wangtrakuldee spilled a large amount onto her lab coat, which soaked through to her jeans and onto her legs, the methanol in the concoction causing it to absorb into her skin quickly.

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　　With no one else around,children's boutique wholesale  she quickly stripped off her clothing, but not before she sustained what felt like a bad sunburn for a week.

　　“I was really lucky because it could have been so much worse,” Wangtrakuldee said Wholesale Footwear Market in Delhi in a recent interview.

　　Beau Wangtrakuldee's burns from a laboratory accident in 2008 could have been much worse, she said, but were scary enough to influence her to develop a clothing line for women that is both protective and fashionable.

　　Beau Wangtrakuldee's burns from a laboratory accident in 2008 could have been much worse, she said, but were scary enough to influence her to develop a clothing line for women that is both protective and fashionable.

　　That realization is why the now resident of Philadelphia and consultant to biotech companies is pivoting from chemist to clothing entrepreneur to do two primary things for women working in STEM: Protect them from injury and enable them to wear something more fashionable than a lab coat.

　　AmorSui — “love yourself” in Latin — launched last fall at www.amorsuiclothing.com after raising $15,000 in 40 days through I Fund Women, a crowdfunding platform for female entrepreneurs. Its fire-resistant tops, skirts, dresses, and pants, priced from $60 to $180, are named after women scientists, including Marie Curie, Rachel Carson, Rosalind Franklin, and Lise Meitner.

　　By some estimates, the global market for personal protective equipment — which also includes goggles, ear plugs, and respirators among other no-clothing items — is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate of 6.2 percent through 2023, with the U.S. market alone reaching $53 billion by that time. The clothing portion of that — including lab coats, overalls, and aprons — is currently $19 billion.

　　AmorSui sales have reached about $5,000 a month, Wangtrakuldee said. While declining to disclose revenue projections, she said a deal is pending with a major supplier to universities, hospitals, and pharmaceutical companies that would likely lead to creation of a wholesale baby clothes line next year.

　　Wangtrakuldee turned to Old City fashion designer Lele Tran (right) for advice in developing her AmorSui protective clothing line. Tran told her to "keep it simple."

　　Wangtrakuldee turned to Old City fashion designer Lele Tran (right) for advice in developing her AmorSui protective clothing line. Tran told her to "keep it simple."

　　Married to a chemist, Wangtrakuldee has so far invested $40,000, about half of that in personal funds, in the company that has no full-time employees yet. She’s using a manufacturer in Allentown and relying on creative advice from Old City fashion designer Lele Tran.

　　Lab wear is new territory for Tran, who said she was surprised to learn there was woven-and-knit fabric that was resistant to chemical spills and fire, yet soft.

　　How an accident led to a Philly start-up’s ‘simple and classy’ clothing line for women in labs

　　How an accident led to a Philly start-up’s ‘simple and classy’ clothing line for women in labs

　　Beau Wangtrakuldee’s kids wholesale clothing physical scarring from the chemical burn is long gone. But her memories of the terrifying and painful accident 11 years ago in a laboratory at Northern Illinois University in Chicago remain vivid.

　　She was in the fourth year of a doctoral program in chemistry. It was around 8 on a Friday night and Wangtrakuldee was alone, conducting an organic synthesis — combining bangkok wholesale clothing suppliers chemicals such as ketones, aldehydes, and isocyanide with a carboxylic acid — for an anticancer drug. As she poured the mixture into another wholesale childrens clothing container, Wangtrakuldee spilled a large amount onto her lab coat, which soaked through to her jeans and onto her legs, the methanol in the concoction causing it to absorb into her skin quickly.

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　　With no one else around,children's boutique wholesale  she quickly stripped off her clothing, but not before she sustained what felt like a bad sunburn for a week.

　　“I was really lucky because it could have been so much worse,” Wangtrakuldee said Wholesale Footwear Market in Delhi in a recent interview.

　　Beau Wangtrakuldee's burns from a laboratory accident in 2008 could have been much worse, she said, but were scary enough to influence her to develop a clothing line for women that is both protective and fashionable.

　　Beau Wangtrakuldee's burns from a laboratory accident in 2008 could have been much worse, she said, but were scary enough to influence her to develop a clothing line for women that is both protective and fashionable.

　　That realization is why the now resident of Philadelphia and consultant to biotech companies is pivoting from chemist to clothing entrepreneur to do two primary things for women working in STEM: Protect them from injury and enable them to wear something more fashionable than a lab coat.

　　AmorSui — “love yourself” in Latin — launched last fall at www.amorsuiclothing.com after raising $15,000 in 40 days through I Fund Women, a crowdfunding platform for female entrepreneurs. Its fire-resistant tops, skirts, dresses, and pants, priced from $60 to $180, are named after women scientists, including Marie Curie, Rachel Carson, Rosalind Franklin, and Lise Meitner.

　　By some estimates, the global market for personal protective equipment — which also includes goggles, ear plugs, and respirators among other no-clothing items — is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate of 6.2 percent through 2023, with the U.S. market alone reaching $53 billion by that time. The clothing portion of that — including lab coats, overalls, and aprons — is currently $19 billion.

　　AmorSui sales have reached about $5,000 a month, Wangtrakuldee said. While declining to disclose revenue projections, she said a deal is pending with a major supplier to universities, hospitals, and pharmaceutical companies that would likely lead to creation of a wholesale baby clothes line next year.

　　Wangtrakuldee turned to Old City fashion designer Lele Tran (right) for advice in developing her AmorSui protective clothing line. Tran told her to "keep it simple."

　　Wangtrakuldee turned to Old City fashion designer Lele Tran (right) for advice in developing her AmorSui protective clothing line. Tran told her to "keep it simple."

　　Married to a chemist, Wangtrakuldee has so far invested $40,000, about half of that in personal funds, in the company that has no full-time employees yet. She’s using a manufacturer in Allentown and relying on creative advice from Old City fashion designer Lele Tran.

　　Lab wear is new territory for Tran, who said she was surprised to learn there was woven-and-knit fabric that was resistant to chemical spills and fire, yet soft.

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　　Sentiment for Carter William Co (NYSE:CRI)

　　Carter William Co (NYSE:CRI) institutional sentiment increased to 1.03 in Q1 2019. Its up 0.33, from 0.7 in 2018Q4. The ratio has increased, as 134 institutional investors increased wholesale clothing distributors and started new stock positions, while 130 sold and reduced positions in Carter William Co. The institutional investors in our partner’s database now possess: 44.27 million shares, down from 45.79 million shares in 2018Q4. Also, the number of institutional investors holding Carter William Co in their top 10 stock positions decreased from 3 to 2 for a decrease of 1. Sold All: 36 Reduced: 94 Increased: 80 New Position: 54.

　　CarterÂ’s, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, designs, sources, and markets branded childrenswear under the CarterÂ’s, Child of Mine, Just One You, Precious Firsts, OshKosh, and other brands. The company has market cap of $4.33 billion. The firm operates through five divisions: CarterÂ’s Retail, CarterÂ’s Wholesale, OshKosh Retail, OshKosh Wholesale, and International. It has a 16.27 P/E ratio. The Company’s CarterÂ’s products include baby products, such as bodysuits, pants, dresses, multi-piece sets, blankets, layette essentials, bibs, and booties; play clothes products comprising knit and woven cotton apparel; sleepwear products consisting of pajamas in cotton, fleece, and ploy-jersey; and other products, including bedding, outerwear, swimwear, footwear, socks, diaper bags, gift sets, toys, and hair accessories.

　　The stock decreased 1.39% or $1.35 during the last trading session, reaching $95.86. About 317,745 shares traded. Carter's, Inc. (NYSE:CRI) has declined 14.23% since June 18, 2018 and is downtrending. It has underperformed by 18.66% the S&P500.

　　Analysts await Carter's, Inc. (NYSE:CRI) to report earnings on July, 25. They expect $0.80 earnings per share, up 1.27 % or $0.01 from last year’s $0.79 per share. CRI’s profit will be $36.17 million for 29.96 P/E if the $0.80 EPS becomes a reality. After $0.87 actual earnings per share reported by Carter's, Inc. for the previous quarter, Wall Street now forecasts -8.05 % negative EPS growth.

　　Valinor Management L.P. holds 3.33% of its wholesale clothes suppliers philippines  portfolio in Carter's, Inc. for 631,615 shares. Petrus Trust Company Lta owns 115,700 shares or 2.26% of their US portfolio. Moreover, Aristotle Capital Boston Llc has 1.76% invested in the company for 336,598 shares. The Massachusetts-based Polaris Capital Management Llc has invested 1.74% in the stock. Eagle Boston Investment Management Inc, a Massachusetts-based fund reported 38,849 shares.

　　Carter's, Inc. (NYSE:CRI) Ratings Coverage

　　Ratings analysis reveals 60% of Carter’s’s analysts are positive. Out of 5 Wall Street analysts rating Carter’s, 3 give it “Buy”, 0 “Sell” rating, Wholesale while 2 recommend “Hold”. The lowest target is $98 while the high is $120. The stock’s average target of $110 is 14.75% above today’s ($95.86) share price. CRI was included in 10 notes of analysts from January 2, 2019. The firm has “Hold” rating given on Monday, March 25 by UBS. On Monday, February 25 the stock rating was maintained by Wells Fargo with “Buy”. The firm has “Outperform” rating by Wells Fargo given on Wednesday, January 2. The stock of Carter's, Inc. (NYSE:CRI) has “Buy” rating given on Monday, March 18 by Citigroup. On Wednesday, February 27 the stock rating was maintained by UBS with “Hold”. The rating was maintained by FBR Capital on Tuesday, February 26 with “Buy”.

　　More notable recent Carter's, Inc. (NYSE:CRI) news were published by: Finance.Yahoo.com which Wholesale released: “Here’s What Hedge Funds Think About Wintrust Financial Corporation (WTFC) – Yahoo Finance” on April 26, 2019, also Seekingalpha.com with their article: “Trying On Carter’s At 52-Week Lows – Seeking Alpha” published on January 22, 2019, Seekingalpha.com published: “More on Carter’s Q4 beat – Seeking Alpha” on February 25, 2019. More interesting news about Carter's, Inc. (NYSE:CRI) were released by: Fool.com and their article: “Why Carter’s Stock Climbed 17.5% in February – Motley Fool” published on March 06, 2019 as well as Seekingalpha.com‘s news article titled: “Carter’s Sells Off, But The Value Remains – Seeking Alpha” with

　　Since January 30, 2019, it had 0 insider purchases, and 3 sales for $2.50 million activity. Bailey Robert J. sold 862 shares worth $104,916. Another trade for 10,089 shares valued at $1.25 million was sold by Amato Elizabeth B.

　　Buffington Mohr Mcneal, which manages about $309.71 million and $248.75M US Long portfolio, decreased its stake in Technology Select Sector Spdr Fund (XLK) by 5,972 shares to 160,791 shares, valued at $9.97M in 2018Q4, according to the filing. It also reduced its holding in Costco Whsl Corp New Com (NASDAQ:COST) by 2,197 shares in the quarter, leaving it with 42,903 shares, and cut its stake in Celgene Corp Com (NASDAQ:CELG).

　　Investors sentiment increased to 1.26 in Q4 2018. Its up 0.17, from 1.09 in 2018Q3. It improved, as 79 investors sold UTX shares while 472 reduced holdings. 143 funds opened positions while 549 raised stakes. 668.32 million shares or 6.29% more from 628.79 million shares in 2018Q3 were reported. Janney Cap Ltd Limited Liability Company, Pennsylvania-based fund reported 106,062 shares. Wg Shaheen & Assocs Dba Whitney & holds 2.05% of its portfolio in United Technologies Corporation (NYSE:UTX) for 67,416 shares. Meridian Investment Counsel has invested 0.5% in United Technologies Corporation (NYSE:UTX). Moreover, Canal Com has 2.76% invested in United Technologies Corporation (NYSE:UTX). Calamos Ltd Llc reported 123,913 shares stake. Commonwealth Bank Of Aus owns 0.13% invested in United Technologies Corporation (NYSE:UTX) for 110,595 shares. Bragg Fin Advsrs holds 1.01% of its portfolio in United Technologies Corporation (NYSE:UTX) for 62,823 shares. Artisan Prns Partnership holds 2.45M shares. Bryn Mawr Trust holds 133,024 shares or 0.86% of its portfolio. Neuberger Berman Grp Ltd Liability Corporation holds 0.19% of its portfolio in United Technologies Corporation (NYSE:UTX) for 1.28 million shares. Logan Capital invested in 0.05% or 5,380 shares. Buckhead Cap Mgmt Ltd Liability Corp owns 2,089 shares. Bellecapital Limited reported 4,982 shares stake. Kornitzer Management Ks holds 0.15% of its portfolio in United Technologies Corporation (NYSE:UTX) for 69,639 shares. Davy Asset Mgmt Ltd invested in 27,730 shares or 1.08% of the stock.

　　Investors sentiment decreased to 1.04 in 2018 Q4. Its down 0.07, from 1.11 in 2018Q3. It dropped, as 70 investors sold COST shares while 431 reduced holdings. 121 funds opened positions while 400 raised stakes. 336.90 million shares or 12.99% more from 298.17 million shares in 2018Q3 were reported. Wg Shaheen Associate Dba Whitney invested in 1.08% or 20,024 shares. Public Employees Retirement Association Of Colorado has 1.27% invested in Costco wholesale womens clothing Corporation (NASDAQ:COST). Dowling Yahnke Ltd Liability Co accumulated 44,315 shares. Barr E S owns 3,096 shares or 0.07% of their US portfolio. Blackrock has invested 0.3% of its portfolio in Costco China Footwear Wholesalers Corporation (NASDAQ:COST). Everence Cap Mngmt invested in 7,430 shares or 0.35% of the stock. Regal Investment Advsrs Limited Liability holds 0.29% or 6,449 shares in its portfolio. Qci Asset Management Ny stated it has 0% in Costco order wholesale from china Corporation (NASDAQ:COST). New Mexico Educational Retirement Board, New Mexico-based fund reported 37,365 shares. Comm Bank & Trust has 0.46% invested in Costco Wholesale Corporation (NASDAQ:COST) for 177,777 shares. South State has invested 1.18% in Costco Wholesale sell on souq Corporation (NASDAQ:COST). Park Avenue Ltd Llc holds 5,724 shares. Hanseatic Mgmt Serv owns 5,134 shares. 2,665 were accumulated by Wms Prns. Usca Ria Ltd Liability Com owns 15,013 shares for 0.41% of their portfolio.

　　Since January 2, 2019, it had 1 insider purchase, and 2 sales for $244,332 activity. 3,000 shares were bought by MEISENBACH JOHN W, worth $727,935.

　　Analysts await Costco wholesale t shirts Corporation (NASDAQ:COST) to report earnings on May, 30 after the close. They expect $1.81 EPS, up 6.47% or $0.11 from last year’s $1.7 per share. COST’s profit will be $796.18M for 34.34 P/E if the $1.81 EPS becomes a reality. After $2.01 actual EPS reported by Costco wholesale boutique clothing Corporation for the previous quarter, Wall Street now forecasts -9.95% negative EPS growth.

　　Motco, which manages about $903.65M US Long portfolio, upped its stake in Abbvie Inc (NYSE:ABBV) by 3,576 shares to 94,208 shares, valued at $8.69M in 2018Q4, according to the filing. It also increased its holding in Mfs International Value by 15,043 shares in the quarter, for a total of 1.32 million shares, and has risen its stake in Usaa S&P 500 Index Fund (USSPX).

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　　Guess’ Inc. (NYSE:GES) and The Cato Corporation (NYSE:CATO) compete with each other in the Apparel Stores sector. We will analyze and compare their dividends, analyst recommendations, institutional ownership, profitability, risk, earnings and valuation Wholesale Denim Jackets.

　　Earnings & Valuation

　　Demonstrates Guess’ Inc. and The Cato Corporation earnings per share, gross revenue and valuation. The Cato Corporation appears to has lower revenue, but higher Wholesale aliexpress dropshipping earnings than Guess’ Inc. Company that presently has a higher price-to-earnings ratio means that it is the more expensive of the two businesses. Guess’ Inc. is thus presently the expensive of the two stocks because it has a higher price-to-earnings ratio.

　　Profitability

　　Table 2 demonstrates the net margins, return on assets and return on equity of Guess’ Inc. and The Cato Corporation.

　　Risk and Volatility

　　A 0.27 beta means Guess’ Inc.’s volatility is 73.00% less than Standard and Poor’s 500’s volatility. The Cato Corporation’s 54.00% less volatile than Standard and Poor’s 500 volatility due to the stock’s 0.46 beta.

　　Liquidity

　　The Current Ratio and a Quick Ratio of Guess’ Inc. are 1.9 and 1. wholesale clothing Competitively, The Cato Corporation has 2.7 and 1.9 for Current and Quick Ratio. The Cato Corporation’s better ability to pay short and long-term obligations than Guess’ Inc.

　　Dividends

　　The annual dividend that Guess’ Inc. pay is $0.9 per share with a dividend yield of 5.01%. The Cato Corporation has an annual dividend pay of $1.32 per share while its Wholesale dropshipper annual dividend yield is 9.82%.

　　Analyst Ratings

　　In next table is given Guess’ Inc. and The Cato Corporation’s ratings and recommendations.

　　Guess’ Inc.’s upside potential currently stands at 51.26% and an $26.5 average target price.

　　Insider and Institutional Ownership

　　The shares of both Guess’ Inc. and The Cato Corporation are owned by institutional investors at 71.1% and 90.7% respectively. Insiders owned 1.5% of Guess’ Inc. shares. Comparatively, 0.1% are The Cato Corporation’s share owned by insiders.

　　Performance

　　In this table we provide the Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, Half Yearly, Yearly and YTD Performance of both pretenders.

　　For the past year Guess’ Inc.’s stock price has bigger growth than The Cato Corporation.

　　Summary

　　On 10 of the 16 factors The Cato Corporation beats Guess’ Inc.

　　Guess?, Inc. designs, markets, distributes, and licenses lifestyle collections of apparel and accessories for men, women, and children. It operates through five segments: Americas Retail, Europe, Asia, Americas Wholesale Suppliers In Pakistan, and Licensing. The companyÂ’s clothing collection includes jeans, pants, skirts, dresses, shorts, blouses, shirts, jackets, knitwear, and intimate apparel. It also grants licenses to manufacture and distribute various products that complement its apparel lines, such as eyewear, watches, handbags, footwear, kidsÂ’ and infantsÂ’ apparel, outerwear, swimwear, fragrance, jewelry, and other fashion accessories. The company markets its products under GUESS, GUESS?, GUESS U.S.A., GUESS Jeans, GUESS? and Triangle Design, MARCIANO, Question Mark and Triangle Design, a stylized G and a stylized M, GUESS Kids, Baby GUESS, YES, G by GUESS, GUESS by MARCIANO, and Gc brand names. It sells its products through direct-to-consumer, Levis Jeans Wholesale, and licensing distribution channels. As of January 28, 2017, the company directly operated 945 retail stores in the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Its licensees and distributors operated an additional 735 retail stores worldwide, as well as 192 smaller-sized licensee operated concessions. The company also offers its products through its retail Websites. Guess?, Inc. was founded in 1981 and is headquartered in Los Angeles, California.

　　The Cato Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, operates as a specialty retailer of fashion apparel and accessories in the southeastern United States. It operates through two segments, Retail and Credit. The companyÂ’s stores and e-commerce Website offer a range of apparel and accessories, including dressy, career, and casual sportswear; and dresses, coats, shoes, lingerie, costume jewelry, and handbags for women. It also offers menÂ’s wear, as well as lines for kids and newborns. The company operates its stores and e-commerce Websites primarily under the Cato, Versona, and It's Fashion names. As of September 30, 2017, it operated 1,369 stores in 33 states. The company also provides credit cards to its customers. The Cato Corporation was founded in 1946 and is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina.

　　Sales at Compagnie Financière Richemont SA, for the year ended March 31, 2019, increased by 27 percent to 13.99 billion euros (15.63 billion dollars) at actual and constant exchange rates. The company said, excluding YNAP and Watchfinder, sales for the year rose by 8 percent at constant exchange rates, with all regions showing growth with the exception of the Middle East and Africa. Asia Pacific and the Americas posted double digit sales increases driven by mainland China, Hong Kong, Korea and the US.

　　Profit for the year rose by 128 percent to 2.79 billion euros (3.12 billion dollars), reflecting a 1.38 billion euros (1.54 billion dollars) post-tax non-cash accounting gain on the revaluation of the YNAP shares held prior to the tender offer. Excluding this amount, profit for the period grew by 15 percent driven by a higher operating profit. Earnings per share increased by 128 percent to 4.927 euros on a diluted basis.

　　Financial highlights of Richemont’s full year

　　The company added that 8 percent growth at constant exchange rates in the group’s directly operated boutiques was driven by solid jewellery and watch sales and the 7 percent increase in Wholesale  sales reflected successful watch launches and favourable comparatives. Excluding the prior year’s 203 million euros watch inventory buy-backs from multi-brand retail partners, wholesale sales were moderately up on prior year at constant exchange rates.

　　Gross profit grew by 20 percent to 8,645 million euros (9,659 million dollars). The company said, consolidation of online distributors contributed to the increase in gross profit but diluted the group’s gross margin to 61.8 percent compared to 65.2 percent a year ago. Excluding online distributors, gross margin improved by 110 basis points to 66.3 percent.

　　Operating profit rose by 5 percent to 1,943 million euros (2,171 million dollars). Operating margin amounted to 13.9 percent compared to 16.7 percent a year ago. Excluding the consolidation of YNAP and Watchfinder, and one-time net charges, operating margin improved to 19.5 percent.

　　Richemont’s performance across core regions

　　The company’s sales in Europe grew by 37 percent, supported by the first-time consolidation of YNAP and Watchfinder which have a strong presence in Europe. The region accounted for 29 percent of group sales compared to 27 percent a year ago. Excluding online distributors, sales in the region increased by 1 percent. Sales, the company said, were in line with prior year in the United Kingdom; they progressed in Switzerland and, to a lesser extent, in France. Wholesale Womens Winter Jackets  sales decreased while retail sales grew low-single digit driven by the jewellery maisons and by the specialist watchmakers.

　　Sales in Asia Pacific, which accounted for 38 percent of group sales, posted a 20 percent growth. Excluding online distributors, sales in the region were 14 percent higher, driven by double-digit growth in all main markets, including mainland China and Hong Kong. The retail channel, supported by 20 net new store openings, as well as the wholesale www.chinabrands.com  channel registered double digit growth, driven by strong performances at the jewellery maisons and specialist watchmakers.

　　Richemont added that sales in the Americas grew by 40 percent, benefiting from the inclusion of YNAP, which has a strong sales base in the US. The region’s contribution to group sales therefore increased to 18 percent, compared to 16 percent a year ago. Excluding online distributors, sales progressed by 11 percent. Sales in Japan were up 16 percent and excluding online distributors, sales increased by 8 percent. Japan accounted for 8 percent of group sales, compared to 9 percent in the prior year.

　　Sales in the Middle East and Africa increased by 8 percent. Excluding online distributors, sales in the region decreased by 2 percent, as the Wholesale Plus Size Boutique  distribution network was further optimised and currency movements continued to be relatively unfavourable. Middle East and Africa represented 7 percent of group sales, compared to 8 percent a year ago.

　　Richemont witnesses growth across retail channels

　　The 8 percent retail sales growth, the company said, was driven by double digit increases at jewellery maisons and specialist watchmakers, despite temporary store closures in France and the group’s divestment of Lancel. Retail sales benefited from the reopening of a number of renovated stores, the full year impact of the internalisation of external points of sales in the Middle East in late calendar year 2017 and the first-time consolidation of Watchfinder stores. All regions experienced growth, with double digit increases in Asia Pacific and the Americas.

　　The group’s wholesale business, which includes sales to franchise partners and multi-brand retail partners, posted a 7 percent sales increase. The performance was contrasted between regions, with Asia Pacific and Japan registering double digit increases, while Europe and the Middle East and Africa registered lower sales.

　　entreDonovan's Linda Farquhar and Fangfang Zhang are looking to bring their custom womenswear brand to wholesale  with a crowdfunding OPO.

　　The rarity of custom clothing for women seems like gap in the market, especially considering that “clothing every body type” is currently very on trend. We see clothing startups getting all kinds of positive attention on social media by using models of different sizes and body types to display their products.

　　The entreDonovan brick-and-mortar at 222 Delaware Ave. in downtown wholesale dropshipping Wilmington opened in 2014, offering a mix of custom and ready-to-wear.

　　The turning point in entreDonovan’s journey to perfect custom fitting came when Farquar met a (then) recent Ph.D. graduate from North Carolina State named Fangfang Zhang, who was familiar with the developing technology of body scanners. (“Most people use them just as digital measuring tape,” Farquhar said.) Zhang joined the company as a partner in 2016.

　　“That’s when we really started figuring out how to wholesale custom fit for women,” Farquhar said.

　　Together, they developed a high-tech system for  creating custom patterns using existing body scanner software, Xbox Kinect technology and some of Farquhar and Zhang’s own proprietary processes.

　　“It’s infrared — really fast and not invasive,” said Farquar.

　　The entrDonovan body scanner.

　　Here’s what a body scanner looks like. (Courtesy image)

　　The IRL experience

　　At entreDovovan, which is now open by appointment only, customers have a unique brick-and-mortar experience that can’t be duplicated by online retailers: They enter the body scanner in a dressing room, choose the garments they want, then pick out fabrics from books of swatches. About four weeks later, they have high-end, perfectly fitted custom pieces that average around $700 (comparable to high end pieces sold at Nordstrom).

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　　The brick-and-mortar aspect is one of entreDonovan’s big selling points as the company looks to expand into wholesale.

　　“Women’s apparel stores have been losing market share over the last 5 years,” said Farquhar. “The industry is growing, but boutiques are losing. So we have a presentation to go to retailers and say, ‘This is a huge experiential kind of thing that can’t be replicated online.'”

　　Add to that the ongoing research that suggests that millennials like shopping brick and mortar, and entreDonovan could be ahead of the curve in more ways than one.

　　With the Cheap Wholesale Shoes Online model, retailers would have a body scanner on site, as well as fabric books and samples of the garments. Orders would be placed online to entreDonovan and and would be delivered to their location, essentially allowing consumers to have the experience of their custom boutique in a number of locations across the country — these could be big department stores or tiny shops.

　　Next step: Online Public Offering

　　This month, entreDonovan launched its first Online Public Offering (OPO) with the California-based StartEngine Capital. The equity crowdfunding platform allows people to invest in the company for as little as $200.

　　“There’s the crowdfunding that everyone knows about, where you contribute money and get some kind of perk but don’t own part of the company,” said Farquhar. “What we’re doing is real investing, where basically anyone can invest in the company for small amounts and own equity, without having to be an accredited investor.” Check out entreDonovan’s OPO page here.

　　Posted by Arturo Altman on March 26, 2019 at 6:17 am

　　We are contrasting Carter’s Inc. wholesale(NYSE:CRI) and Canada Goose Holdings Inc. (NYSE:GOOS) on their dividends, analyst recommendations, profitability, risk, earnings and valuation, institutional ownership. They both are Textile – Apparel Clothing companies, competing one another.

　　Earnings & Valuation

　　Gross Revenue Price/Sales Ratio Net Income Earnings Per Share Price/Earnings Ratio

　　Carter’s Inc. 3.46B 1.25 279.92M 6.04 15.78

　　Canada Goose Holdings Inc. N/A 0.00 N/A 0.68 77.01

　　Table 1 shows the gross revenue, earnings per share and wholesale  for Carter’s Inc. and Canada Goose Holdings Inc. Business that presently has a lower price-to-earnings ratio means that it is the more affordable of the two businesses. Carter’s Inc. is trading at a lower price-to-earnings ratio than Canada Goose Holdings Inc., indicating that it is presently more affordable of the two stocks.

　　Recommendations and Ratings are available in the next table.

　　Sell Ratings Hold Ratings Buy Ratings Rating Score

　　Carter’s Inc. 0 2 3 2.60

　　Canada Goose Holdings Inc. 0 0 0 0.00

　　Carter’s Inc.’s average target price is $113, while its potential upside is 17.89%.

　　Institutional and Insider Ownership

　　Carter’s Inc. and Canada Goose Holdings Inc. has shares owned by institutional investors as follows: 0% and 98.5%. Insiders owned 1.7% of Carter’s Inc. shares. Competitively, insiders own roughly 1.02% of Canada Goose Holdings Inc.’s shares.

　　Summary

　　Carter’s Inc. beats Canada Goose Holdings Inc. on 10 of the 13 factors.

　　CarterÂ’s, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, designs, sources, and markets branded childrenswear under the CarterÂ’s, Child of Mine, Just One You, Precious Firsts, OshKosh, and other brands. The company operates through five segments: CarterÂ’s Retail, CarterÂ’s wholesale , OshKosh Retail, OshKosh wholesale childrens clothing, and International. Its CarterÂ’s products include baby products, such as bodysuits, pants, dresses, multi-piece sets, blankets, layette essentials, bibs, and booties; play clothes products comprising knit and woven cotton apparel; sleepwear products consisting of pajamas in cotton, fleece, and ploy-jersey; and other products, including bedding, outerwear, swimwear, footwear, socks, diaper bags, gift sets, toys, and hair accessories. The companyÂ’s OshKosh brand products comprise playclothes products that include denim, overalls, T-shirts, fleece, and other playclothes for sizes newborn to 14. It also offers baby, sleepwear, outerwear, shoes, hosiery, and accessories under the OshKosh brand. The company distributes its products through department stores, chain and specialty stores, and discount retailers, as well as company-operated stores and Websites. As of December 31, 2016, it operated 495 CarterÂ’s and 138 OshKosh stand-alone stores in the United States; 159 side-by-side and co-branded stores in the United States; and 164 co-branded stores in Canada. The company was founded in 1865 and is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia.

　　Canada Goose Holdings Inc. designs, manufactures, and sells premium outdoor apparel for men, women, youth, children, and babies in Canada, the United States, and internationally. The company operates in two segments, lingerie wholesale uk and Direct to Consumer. It offers parkas, jackets, shells, vests, knitwear, and accessories for fall, winter, and spring seasons. The company sells its products through online retailers and distributors; and its e-commerce sites and retail stores. Canada Goose Holdings Inc. was founded in 1957 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.

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　　Posted by Maria Robertson on March 26, 2019 at 8:12 pm

　　Urban Outfitters Inc. (NASDAQ:URBN) and DSW Inc. (NYSE:DSW), are influenced by contrast since they are both players in the Apparel Stores. These factors are particularly influence the analyst recommendations, institutional ownership, profitability, risk, dividends, earnings and valuation of the two firms.

　　Institutional & Insider Ownership

　　The shares of both Urban Outfitters Inc. and wholesale fashion dropshippers. are owned by institutional investors at 80% and 95.1% respectively. Insiders owned roughly 36.35% of Urban Outfitters Inc.’s shares. Comparatively, 0.6% are DSW Inc.’s share owned by insiders.

　　Performance

　　In this table we show the Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, Half Yearly, Yearly and YTD Performance of both pretenders.

　　Performance (W) Performance (M) Performance (Q) Performance (HY) Performance (Y) Performance (YTD)

　　Urban Outfitters Inc. -0.36% -6.5% -20.46% -33.45% -14.11% -9.04%

　　DSW Inc. -0.59% 4.84% 3.59% -12.52% 47.72% 15.67%

　　For the past year Urban Outfitters Inc. had bearish trend while DSW Inc. had bullish trend.

　　Summary

　　Urban Outfitters Inc. beats on 13 of the 16 factors DSW Inc.

　　Urban Outfitters, Inc. engages in the retail and bangkok wholesale clothing suppliers of general consumer products. It operates through two segments, Retail and Wholesale. The company retails womenÂ’s and menÂ’s fashion apparel, intimates, footwear, beauty and accessories, home goods, activewear, and electronics for young adults aged 18 to 28 under the Urban Outfitters brand; and assortment, including womenÂ’s casual apparel and accessories, intimates, shoes, beauty, home furnishings, and various gifts and decorative items for women aged 28 to 45 under the Anthropologie brand. It also offers a collection of heirloom quality wedding gowns, bridesmaid frocks, party dresses, assorted jewelry, headpieces, footwear, lingerie, and decorations under the Bhldn brand; and lifestyle home and garden products, antiques, live plants, flowers, wellness products, and accessories under the Terrain brand, as well as operates food and beverage restaurant services. In addition, the company operates Free People retail stores that provide merchandise mix of casual womenÂ’s apparel, intimates, shoes, accessories, activewear, beauty and wellness products, home products, and gifts for women aged 25 to 30. It serves its customers directly through retail stores, Websites, mobile applications, catalogs, and customer contact centers. As of August 15, 2017, the company operated 245 Urban Outfitters stores; 225 Anthropologie Group stores comprising Anthropologie, Bhldn, and Terrain brands in the United States, Canada, and Europe, as well as 130 Free People stores in the United States and Canada; and 12 food and beverage restaurants. It also engages in the wholesale business under the Free People brand that designs, develops, and markets young womenÂ’s contemporary casual apparel and shoes to approximately 1,900 specialty stores and select department stores worldwide. The company was founded in 1970 and is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

　　DSW Inc., together with its subsidiaries, operates as a branded footwear and accessories retailer in the United States. The company operates through two wholesale, DSW and Affiliated Business Group. The company offers dresses, casual and athletic footwear, and accessories under various brands for women, men, and kids. It also provides handbags, hosiery, jewelry, and other accessories. As of October 5, 2017, the company operated 513 stores in 43 states; dsw.com, an e-commerce site; and m.dsw.com, a mobile site, as well as supplied footwear to 351 leased locations in the United States. DSW Inc. was founded in 1917 and is headquartered in Columbus, Ohio.

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　　Getting to know TelcoSwitch and what enables their 0% in a competitive industry

　　How TelcoSwitch Achieves Zero Churn

　　Through innovation and partner success, TelcoSwitch has established itself as a leading wholesale  provider of both UCaaS and CCaaS services. Through their 100% channel focus, TelcoSwitch has grown from day zero to 132 established UK channel partners in just three years. I spoke to Russell Lux, CEO of TelcoSwitch, to learn about the TelcoSwitch story and find out just how they’ve achieved such rapid growth – with 0% churn – in such a short space of time.

　　Russell’s CV comprises Managing Director and Chief Technology roles across a range of technology companies. This puts Russell and TelcoSwitch in a unique position with essentially a technology entrepreneur at the helm.

　　TelcoSwitch provides a wholesale offering to channel resellers, leveraging their robust and reliable platform as the base. With Russell’s awareness of the bigger picture, through other technology investments in the UK and USA, TelcoSwitch is uniquely positioned in solution sales rather than hardware and software.

　　Enabling partners new to the cloud

　　Russell Lux

　　Russell Lux

　　With TelcoSwitch’s experience, IT resellers and phone system suppliers looking to branch into the cloud phone system industry and further would be well armed when looking at TelcoSwitch. TelcoSwitch specialises in providing the core platform to enable first-time and infrequent cloud phone system resellers to enable them to take a valuable and competitive proposition to market without investing in expensive cloud infrastructure themselves.

　　With a go-to-market strategy solely channel focused, TelcoSwitch is not a provider that also has a direct sales team you could end up competing against. This ranks highly as a reason lingerie wholesale uk  for losing business in the reseller and VAR world. Partners need to feel secure and empowered by their chosen platform provider – not endangered by them.

　　With the UCaaS industry reported to be worth $28.69bn by 2021 by Markets and Markets, new resellers are chomping at the bit and need to make an informed decision when selecting a partner.

　　TelcoSwitch portfolio

　　The tech portfolio itself features enough solutions to turn any new reseller into a powerful player in the as-a-Service markets.

　　The UCaaS offerings consist of CallSwitch Business and CallSwitch Lite which provides a core hosted voice and Unified Comms platform. When reselling the platform wholesale , resellers can also benefit from value-add services like auto attendant, conference rooms and call recording.

　　Natively, you can also expect integration with leading business applications like Salesforce, HubSpot and Microsoft Dynamics.

　　The CCaaS solution takes the shape of CallSwitch Contact Centre. This includes a core toolkit of call centre features, reports, dashboards managed controls and compliance options.

　　The third string to the TelcoSwitch bow is Communicator Meeting due in June 19. This is a Video Conferencing as-a-Service (VCaaS) style product which offers a great alternative to a full fat collaboration solution deemed too much for small businesses requiring access to video conferencing.

　　Constant innovation

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　　TelcoSwitch version 5.2 is due been released in March. Russell highlighted some of the key features:

　　New user interface on product orders, with shortcuts for quick ordering

　　Cobranded marketing collateral and sales playbooks

　　System optimisation to reduce CPU usage in CallSwitch

　　New handsets supported – Gigaset Maxwell Basic, Maxwell 2 and Maxwell 3

　　API improvements

　　Opus codec for mobile app

　　New remote storage options for voicemail and call recordings – integration into Google Drive, Dropbox and Amazon S3

　　Enhanced call reporting and CDRs

　　Changes to tenants enabling different time zones per site

　　CRM routing to improve customer experience by wholesale routing to best known contact.

　　French translation for CallSwitch GUI

　　Customisable access codes for call pickup

　　0% churn

　　I asked Russell the secret behind TelcoSwitch achieving 0% churn.

　　“I have absolutely no idea! 2018 was 3 years for us as a business. In those 3 years, we have not lost an end user. Along with that, we’ve grown by 127% in revenue over the last financial year. In terms of profitability, we were cash flow positive and finished the year on over 40,000 users”

　　“2019 has continued in the same vein. We are currently averaging 1600 nett new seats per month”.

　　What’s next?

　　Russell spoke about the exciting times ahead for TelcoSwitch. “Before the summer, we will be adding new features to the contact centre and already have a full collaboration suite built and undergoing final testing”.

　　To continue TelcoSwitch’s rapid growth, March’s new platform updates will be coupled with new hires.

　　Ronni Raveh joins from Dun & Bradstreet as Customer Success Lead. She is tasked with looking after resellers and will introduce soft selling and further marketing techniques to empower the channel.

　　Paula Buckland joins as a Business Development Executive from Panasonic to source, support and onboard new resellers.

　　Furthermore, the technical support team has increased by 50% since the turn of the year.

　　TelcoSwitch was also featured in my Top wholesale childrens clothing Providers for 2019 article where you can find a review of CallSwitch Business and CallSwitch Lite. TelcoSwitch is currently offering up to £100 cashback on every seat signed up until the end of April 2019. For more information on the offer, check out the TelcoSwitch website here.

　　Share This!“International Wholesale Carriers: Technology and Infrastructure Developments”, a global outlook research report by GlobalData lays out how wholesale boutique clothing providers are investing in technology and infrastructure to achieve novel digital service platforms. New and emerging technologies, such as SDN, automation, intelligent voice platforms, IP exchange, and AI, give telecommunications services providers new opportunities to bring to market differentiated products. This report explores investments made in three main areas: fixed, mobile, and service platforms, giving details on the services offered, rationale for investments, and vendor partners used.

　　Global wholesale providers are investing in technology and infrastructure to achieve novel digital service platforms. New and emerging technologies, such as SDN, automation, intelligent voice platforms, IP exchange, and AI, give telecommunications services providers new opportunities to bring to market differentiated products. This report explores investments made in three main areas: fixed, mobile, and service platform, giving details on the services offered, rationale for investments, and vendor partners used.

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　　Scope:

　　– Global bangkok wholesale clothing suppliers players need to prepare infrastructure for new demands

　　— Interoperability and reach are key factors for mobile signaling

　　— Being competitive in a tough competitive landscape for bulk voice depends on both hyper-scale and intelligent routing, with stringent anti-fraud measures

　　— Technology investments to consider within platforms, APIs, and AI include programmable and open standard modules and solutions from vendors, with in-house developed back office automation and SDN-enabled platforms.

　　The report is structured as follows —

　　— Section 1: Market Context — an overview of the global wholesale investments in three main areas: fixed, mobile, and platform services.

　　— Section 2,3 and 4: Technology and Infrastructure Developments in Fixed-line, Mobile, and Platform Services. We offer seven case studies illustrating the findings of the report, providing insights into international wholesale services technology and infrastructure investments; designed to help industry executives understand the drivers and benefits of a number of service launches.

　　— Section 5: Findings and recommendations — we conclude the report with a set of key findings and recommendations for international wholesale providers to help them sensibly invest in new and emerging technologies and infrastructure to pave the way to successful digital business.

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　　– This global outlook report provides an extensive examination of a number of international wholesale service provider investment initiatives in infrastructure and technology. The industry is developing driven by main drivers and trends, and the report highlights these to provide a context for the reason for investments.

　　— The report objective is to help inform global industry executives’ decision-making process on sensible investment rational for network and platform development for bringing to market compelling services in the domains of fixed-line services, mobile offerings, and platform services.

　　— Seven case studies illustrate the findings of the report, providing insights into international wholesale services technology and infrastructure investments; this will help industry executives understand the drivers and benefits of a number of services launches and monetization examples.

　　— The report maps the initiatives made by several major global telecommunications service providers. The initiatives highlighted give evidence of strong or leading services available in the market today that have been underpinned by savvy technology and infrastructure investments.

　　— With nine exhibits, the report is designed for an executive-level audience, to help them understand and determine the adequate investment programs to develop technology and infrastructure.

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　　Key Players:

　　Telxius

　　BICS

　　Epsilon Colt

　　Vodafone Carrier Services

　　Telia Carrier

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　　Table of Contents:

　　List of exhibits 4

　　Executive summary 6

　　Section 1: Market Context 7

　　Technology and Infrastructure Developments in Wholesale Carrier Services 8

　　Rationale and Purposes of Wholesale Technology Developments 9

　　Section 2: Technology and Infrastructure Investment — (1) Fixed-line: Voice and Data Connectivity Case Studies 10

　　Telxius cable systems 11

　　Colt spectrum 12

　　ngena SD-WAN 13

　　Section 3: Technology and Infrastructure Investment — (2) Mobile: Voice, Data, Signalling, and Hubbing Case Studies 14

　　Vodafone Carrier Services intelligent voice and IPX services 15

　　Telia Carrier mobile roaming and signalling 16

　　Section 4: Technology and Infrastructure Investment — (3) Service Platforms: APIs and Data Analytics/AI Case Studies 17

　　Epsilon Infiny platform 18

　　BICS customer portal and data analytics tool 19

　　Section 5: Key findings and recommendations 20

　　Appendix 22

　　Acronyms and definitions 23

　　Companies mentioned 25

　　About the author 26

　　Related research 27

　　Contact information 28

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　　Investors sentiment decreased to 1.04 in 2018 Q4. Its down 0.07, from 1.11 in 2018Q3. It worsened, as 70 investors sold COST shares while 431 reduced holdings. 121 funds opened positions while 400 raised stakes. 336.90 million shares or 12.99% more from 298.17 million shares in 2018Q3 were reported. Fayez Sarofim & has invested 0.01% in Costco Wholesale Corporation (NASDAQ:COST). Chemical Fincl Bank invested in 8,014 shares. Nelson Roberts Inv Advsr Ltd Llc has 55,860 shares for 3.17% of their portfolio. Cape Cod Five Cents Natl Bank stated it has 17,589 shares or 0.59% of all its holdings. Clean Yield Grp holds 0.06% of its portfolio in Costco wholesale womens clothing Corporation (NASDAQ:COST) for 665 shares. Mraz Amerine & Associates Inc, California-based fund reported 2,479 shares. Balyasny Asset Mngmt Ltd Liability has invested 0.03% in Costco Wholesale Corporation (NASDAQ:COST). Charter Tru holds 0.8% in Costco Wholesale Corporation (NASDAQ:COST) or 29,465 shares. Bokf Na accumulated 32,288 shares or 0.19% of the stock. Fort Washington Oh holds 18,415 shares. Guardian Life Ins Of America has invested 0.04% in Costco Wholesale Corporation (NASDAQ:COST). Merian Global (Uk) Limited has 29,522 shares. Lincoln Ltd Liability Company owns 41,060 shares. Armstrong Henry H Assoc reported 1,196 shares. D E Shaw & Company Inc reported 241,603 shares.

　　Dnb Asset Management As, which manages about $7710.47B US Long portfolio, upped its stake in Albemarle Corp (NYSE:ALB) by 5,138 shares to 18,849 shares, valued at $1.45 billion in 2018Q4, according to the filing. It also increased its holding in Noble Energy Inc (NYSE:NBL) by 136,800 shares in the quarter, for a total of 883,344 shares, and has risen its stake in Nuvasive Inc (NASDAQ:NUVA).

　　Analysts await Costco National Wholesale Liquidators Corporation (NASDAQ:COST) to report earnings on March, 7 after the close. They expect $1.67 EPS, up 17.61% or $0.25 from last year’s $1.42 per share. COST’s profit will be $735.62 million for 32.70 P/E if the $1.67 EPS becomes a reality. After $1.61 actual EPS reported by Costco Wholesale Corporation for the previous quarter, Wall Street now forecasts 3.73% EPS growth.

　　More notable recent Costco Wholesale Corporation (NASDAQ:COST) news were published by: Nasdaq.com which released: “Aurora Cannabis Should Have Bought This Hemp Company – Nasdaq” on February 26, 2019, also Nasdaq.com with their article: “Spark Energy, Inc. Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2018 Financial Results – Nasdaq” published on March 04, 2019, Investorplace.com published: “Kroger Stock Won’t Be Boosted by Anti-Visa Crusade – Investorplace.com” on March 04, 2019. More interesting news about Costco Wholesale Corporation (NASDAQ:COST) were released by: Nasdaq.com and their article: “Here’s What Medicare Part D Costs and Covers in 2019 – Nasdaq” published on February 24, 2019 as well as Nasdaq.com‘s news article titled: “Quarterly Report Will Continue the Recovery of Best Buy Stock – Nasdaq” with publication date: February 26, 2019.