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Gildan Activewear Inc.
Symbol: GIL-T
Active: Y
Sector: household goods
Last Price: 24.300
Last Price Date: 2012-02-11 01:14:30
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WAIT18.800Benj GallanderIt is not beaten up enough for him. The next quarter should be a disaster and perhaps the one after it. They paid off a lot of debt over time and did some smart take-overs. Management seems to know what they are doing.2011-12-06
PARTIAL BUY17.320Brian Acker, CAClosed yesterday at $16.54 and he has a model price of $36.70 but he has yet to update analysts’ estimates where they had warned. If the warning is just on sales, this is a good price. Would just do a partial Buy. If more bad news comes out, $12 is a possibility and he would be a buyer at that price.2011-12-02
BUY35.190David BurrowsHave done a great job. Recent quarter was very good with great growth in revenues and margins better than expected. The one drag would have been cotton prices but they have backed off.2011-05-18
DON'T BUY29.430James HodginsHave cotton prices locked in for the current quarter so margins won’t be affected right now. Cotton prices have quadrupled in the last couple of years and ultimately this will hit them..2011-01-31
PAST TOP PICK11.160Gordon Higgins, CA, MBA(A Top Pick Jan 25/08. Down 67%.) Announced orders had slowed and came out with an earnings warning for 2009. Plants are still running full out. Trading at 8X earnings and with no debt, should be a safe buy.2008-12-22
SELL11.600Bill MacLachlanDisappointed in the ability of the management to correctly communicate what earnings are going to be like and what their plans are.2008-12-11
DON'T BUY20.020Jean-Francois Tardif(Market Call Minute.) Too much risk.2008-12-02
TOP PICK23.890Chris SmithHad a production hiccup that caused a fairly substantial fall. That has been rectified. All of the growth multiples have been taken out of this company. Trades at about 13 X earnings. Have earnings growth ahead of them. Low cost producer. Strong management.2008-11-17
PAST TOP PICK23.650Gordon Higgins, CA, MBA(A Top Pick Jan 25/08. Down 32%) Had an earnings miss. Still selling lots of t-shirts. Moving production off shore will const them in the near term.2008-09-30
SHORT26.160Ken McCord(Market Call Minute.) He is shorting a lot of consumer stocks. Consumers are not spending money.2008-07-29
DON'T BUY27.060Ron MeiselsHis initial reaction is to stay away. Stock has had a very, very long ride, but started to reverse at the beginning of this year. Broke through a major support at $32. Now in a major negative trend.2008-06-19
DON'T BUY25.810Michael SprungIf this meets some of the analysts’ expectations, it's a lot more reasonable than it was. Earnings projections are taking them from the $.75 level last year, up to $1 in the next 2 years, so at the current price it still looks quite pricey. Thinks international competition is hitting them.2008-04-30
DON'T BUY25.180Jean-Francois TardifDid extremely well for years and years with high growth, high margin and a spectacular track record. His rule is that when it changes into a negative, he stays away. Usually one bad quarter is followed by another. If there is a bounce, consider selling.2008-04-29
TOP PICK35.090Gordon Higgins, CA, MBAManufactures T-shirts and golf shirts, etc. Has been taking market share from its peers. As they drop their cost of production, they drop their prices.2008-04-17
DON'T BUY34.200Michael SprungIt will probably be under continuing pressure. They make a discretionary product and where international competition is causing severe cost pressures.2008-04-15
TOP PICK35.550Gordon Higgins, CA, MBAMake accretive acquisitions. A growth company. Trades at 17X earnings and earnings are growing at 20% to 30% per annum. Can't see why it shouldn't trade at 20X earnings or higher.2008-01-25
BUY on WEAKNESS40.930Glenn Paradis, BA, CFAA fantastic company that is very well run. He has concerns on cotton costs. They have to execute on some new lines for Wal-Mart. Also could have tariffs put on.2007-12-17
DON'T BUY42.630Brian Acker, CAThis is very expensive. His model price is $31.59, a -26% differential.2007-11-01
PARTIAL SELL43.380Michael SprungHave a very aggressive growth strategy. Have been buying up a lot of smaller manufacturers. They’re a major player. There could be significant downside. 2007-10-26
PAST TOP PICK65.770Neil Wickham(A Top Pick Oct 3/06. Up 21.7%.) Still buying.2007-03-20
TOP PICK62.450Chris SmithLooks like it is going to deliver 20% plus earnings growth. Trades at 20 X 07 and 16 X 08. Fabulous management. Low-cost operator and can compete with anybody in the world in their market.2007-02-07
HOLD56.990Norman LevineHas been a great stock. Started with T-shirts and are now into socks. Excellent management.2007-01-09
BUY57.900Steve CarlinOne of the better growth stories in Canada. Has been consolidating over the last 12 months. Hovers in the $58-$60 level. Continues to show good earnings growth. Valuation is getting attractive. 2006-11-08
BUY57.160Norman LevineHas been a fabulous story. Have the low priced underwear, socks and T-shirt market nailed. Expect they will continue to outperform their competition.2006-10-31
TOP PICK58.000Chris SmithHave a fabulous game plan in terms of how they plan on growing their business. Have delivered phenomenal growth to date. Extremely well capitalized. Management owns a lot of stock.2006-10-25
DON'T BUY57.650Jonathen Wellum, B. Comm, B. ScHave done a great job. Because of current pricing, he would be hesitant about buying right now.2006-10-10
TOP PICK54.410Neil WickhamJust acquired a US hosiery/underwear company that will be a major side of their future expansion. Very strong company. Great cash flow. Growth rate over the last 5 years has been over 30%. Will be relocating some of their factories to Honduras, Nicaragua and Dominican Republic.2006-10-03
HOLD56.650Robert FloydA very effective growth company. Have branched out from T-shirts to socks, hosiery et cetera. He could still see some higher prices. Well-run company. Nice growth rate.2006-09-20
TOP PICK53.900Chris SmithHave demonstrated an ability to compete with almost any low-cost manufacturer anywhere in the world. Incredibly strong management. Their ability to grow their earnings consistently for the next 2 years is there. Won't be heavily impacted by a slowdown in the economy. Cheap.2006-08-28
PAST TOP PICK49.300Fred Pynn(A Top Pick Mar 3/05. Down 1.5%.) Continues to execute on its strategy. They are now going directly to consumers. Competition is getting a little tougher.2006-07-26
BUY53.820Gordon Higgins, CA, MBAAnd excellent company. Great growth prospects. Has had a tremendous run. Still a great value at the present price.2006-04-05
BUY55.700Peter HodsonGreat management team. Market domination. Globally competitive. Growth rate is good.2006-03-27
HOLD39.950Ron MeiselsHas been a great winner. Whenever you have a stock doing that kind of a sharp move, you have to be ready for some correction. If you own, keep your eye on $33/35.2005-08-31
TOP PICK54.200Gordon Higgins, CA, MBAA great boring company throwing off lots of free cash flow. Trading at 15 X this year's earnings and about 12 X next year's. Has a 20% earnings growth. Growth is through internal cash flow. Moving production into Central America. Competition from China is limited as their costs are lower than the Chinese.2005-05-03
BUY54.450Pierre BernardA slow grower, but hopefully stable. Had problems with labour practices, but that is now behind them.2005-04-18
TOP PICK56.750Mark Jackson, CFAAlthough it's had a good run, valuations still look attractive. Have had dominance in the Tshirt business. Thinks that is going to move out into golf as well as their own brand of products for the Wal-marts of the world. Moving production into Central America with very low costs.2005-04-13

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