- Williams-Sonoma's dividend appears to be positioned to become even safer this year than the last.
- Williams-Sonoma blew analyst estimates out of the water, posting 41.6% year-over-year revenue growth in Q1 2021 and nearly quadrupling non-GAAP diluted EPS during that time.
- The company continues to maintain no long-term debt and has $640 million in cash on its balance sheet as a buffer.
- Williams-Sonoma appears to be trading at a 5% discount to fair value based on my inputs into the DCF model and DDM.
- Williams-Sonoma's 1.5% yield, 8-9% annual earnings growth potential, and 0.5% annual valuation multiple expansion means that the stock will fulfill my 10% annual total return requirement over the next decade.
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Williams-Sonoma: The Pullback Is A Buying Opportunity