Summary
Michael Kors has recently seen a revival in earnings growth.
While trade tensions between the United States and China could affect business, I do not see this as a particularly major risk.
Michael Kors could have further upside from here.
I last wrote about Michael Kors (NYSE:KORS) back in January and argued that the company is not particularly favorable from an investing standpoint. My three primary reasons for arguing this included:
- Fall in wholesale net sales across the company's three key regions
- Significant decrease in EBIT margin relative to competitors
- The previous price rally was primarily driven by the Jimmy Choo (OTC:JYMHF) acquisition rather than organic growth
Since then, the stock has hovered around the $60-70 range since the beginning of 2018: