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The first game of the NFL season is in the books and in Macke's Markup, it's time to review our sports retail stock picks. Also, hear from our friend, New York Jets Linebacker Bryan Thomas.
Macke profiles Dick’s Sporting Goods (DKS). He explains that more than 10 companies with over $40 billion in revenues and $80 billion in market cap sell through Dick's. Those names include
Under Armor (UA), Crocks (CROX), Garmin (GRMN), Columbia (COLM), Topps (TOPP), Nike (NKE), Callaway Golf (ELY), and Fortune Brands.(FO).
MARKET CAP REVENUE
Nike $28 Bil. $15 BilCallaway Golf $1.1 Bil $1.0 Bil. Fortune Brands
$12.4 Bil. $8.8 Bil.Under Armour $3.1 Bil. $431 Mil. Crox $4.7 Bil. $355 Mil.
Garmin $23 Bil. $1.8 Bil.Columbia Sportswear $2.0 Bil. $1.3 Bil.Topps
$360 Mil. $237 Mil
Jeff Macke says the trade is to get long Dick’s because he feels this company is revolutionizing the sporting goods business. He also feels Dick’s is growing from a regional company into a
national juggernaut.
On a related note, Bryan Thomas tells the panel he likes the products that Under Armour produces. He feels their uniforms and cleats are great!
In addition, Thomas asks the panel whether there’s a trade to be had on sports energy drinks such as Vitamin Water.
Pete Najarian tells him the trade is Pepsi (PEP) for low calorie Gatorade and other infused water drinks.Karen Finerman explains that Pepsi isn’t a pure play on energy drinks but she likes
the stock.* Readers, please note that Bryan Thomas is also spokesman for Computers For Youth which can be found at CFY.org
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Trader disclosure: On Sept. 11, 2007, the following stocks and commodities mentioned or intended to be mentioned on CNBC’s Fast Money were owned by the Fast Money traders; Macke Owns (INTC);
Najarian Owns (BJS); Najarian Is Short (GS); Pete Najarian Is The Co-Founder Of optionmonster.com, Finerman's Firm Owns (CMVT), (DVA), (JNJ), (KFT), Finerman's Firm Owns S&P 500 Puts And
Calls; Finerman's Firm Owns Russell 2000 Puts; Finerman's Firm And Finerman Own (FTWR), (HD)
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