NKE - 3 Reasons to Avoid Under Armour Stock
By the middle of 2016, Under Armour (NYSE: UAA) (NYSE: UA) had achieved an impressive milestone of 25 consecutive quarters with at least 20% revenue growth. But investors fell in love with the stock right about the time it started to come apart at the seams. Four years later, Under Armour is still acting like a growth company ... without the actual growth to back it up. Let's review the three reasons why the stock's still struggling, and see whether it looks likely to regain investors' overt ardor anytime soon.
Under Armour's lack of a clear brand image provides the first reason to beware its shares. After the company's most recent earnings, Susquehanna Financial Group analysts led by Sam Poser openly questioned whether Under Armour should be considered a "premium" brand.
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