While the broader markets are trading near record levels, several stocks across sectors are priced at a discount compared to their all-time highs. Here are three such that might seem risky right now but are positioned to pay off big time in the future. Valued at $1.
6 billion by , ( ) trades over 80% from all-time highs. Canada Goose designs, manufactures, and sells performance luxury apparel for men, women, and children in multiple global markets. The company derives a significant portion of its sales from China, a region wrestling with slower consumer spending.
Canada Goose’s sales increased from US$958 million in fiscal 2020 (which ended in March) to US$1.33 billion in the last 12 months. However, its operating income fell from US$187 million to US$167 million in this period.
Notably, Canada Goose has improved its free cash flow in recent quarters. In the last four quarters, its free cash flow stood at US$179 million, up from US$109 million in fiscal 2024 and US$71 million in fiscal 2023. So, priced at 6.
8 times trailing free cash flow, GOOS stock is really cheap, given it is forecast to expand earnings from $0.73 per share in fiscal 2024 to $0.94 per share in 2026.
In fiscal 2025, Canada Goose expects to grow total sales in the low single digits despite a sluggish macro environment. Valued at $260 million by market cap, ( ) develops, produces, and distributes films and television programs. It has two primary business segments: Content Business and Canadian Television Bro.
