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Michael Lewis

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Michael is a value-oriented investment analyst with a specific interest in retail and media businesses. Before coming to the Fool, Michael worked with private investment funds focusing on deep value and special situations. Currently living in the media capital of the world--Los Angeles, California.

Recent Articles by Michael Lewis

Nov 25, 2013 by Michael Lewis

Ross Stores Is a Victim of Valuation

With a solid run and big-time growth, Ross was awarded a valuation with little headroom. Now, with guidance coming short, investors are paying for it.

Nov 25, 2013 by Michael Lewis

If You Want to Invest in Sears, Forget Earnings

The company's retail is sliding and doesn't leave much evidence of improvement going forward. But investors should not get spooked over Sears' dismal retail business. This is a special situation, not a turnaround.

Nov 22, 2013 by Michael Lewis

This Is the Time to Get In On The Fresh Market

Though it's unfortunate for existing stockholders, this high-growth grocery store has a back-to-earth valuation and is ripe with opportunity for long-term investors.

Nov 21, 2013 by Michael Lewis

Stein Mart Delivers Great Quarter, Shares Crash?

With Stein Mart meeting EPS estimates and beating on revenue along with offering great forward-looking info, its investors should have little to complain about. Still, the stock was down more than 10% the day earnings were released. What's going on?

Nov 21, 2013 by Michael Lewis

Abercrombie Cuts Costs Along With Sales

Weak performance with no sign of stabilization keeps this stock from any appeal. But given management's focus on efficiency, there is an opportunity if merchandising turns around.

Nov 21, 2013 by Michael Lewis

Staples Will Outlive Its Big-Box Brethren

The office supply store has become a Internet giant. With rich cash flow and expenses coming down, investors could be in for brighter days ahead.

Nov 21, 2013 by Michael Lewis

1 Huge Trend for Pharmacies You Need to Know

Specialty drugs and their administration are projected to take on a much bigger role in coming years. For pharmacies, this spells untapped potential that can send earnings upstream fast.

Nov 21, 2013 by Michael Lewis

ADT Finishes the Year Unchanged but With a Safe Future

The home and commercial security company is heading toward its goal of becoming a cash-generating machine. Though the stock moved little since its spinoff from Tyco, investors should keep a close eye on it going forward.

Nov 21, 2013 by Michael Lewis

Dick's Sporting Goods Is an Industry MVP

The big-box retailer may be in a declining industry, but its efforts to maintain sales growth and pursue new concepts are paying off.

Nov 20, 2013 by Michael Lewis

Is America's Car-Mart Undervalued or Undesirable?

This auto sales and financing business looks cheap when compared to others, but it may be a classic case of buyer beware.

Nov 18, 2013 by Michael Lewis

Tyson Looking Tasty on Performance and Valuation

The meat manufacturer saw impressive growth in its final quarter of 2013. The next year may be even better, with lower costs and a still mild stock valuation.

Nov 18, 2013 by Michael Lewis

Town Sports Looks Better Slimmer

While recent results were lackluster, the gym chain is looking good on a refinancing and possible real-estate sale.

Nov 15, 2013 by Michael Lewis

Dillard's Remains Industry Valedictorian

The department store continues to show it knows how to drive earnings growth, even if sales are slow and steady.

Nov 15, 2013 by Michael Lewis

Growth Lovers Need to Know WhiteWave Foods

Though richly valued, WhiteWave offers investors outsized growth potential with solid management and a hot line of business.

Nov 14, 2013 by Michael Lewis

With Lowered Guidance, Can Dean Foods Still Outperform?

The dairy business took a hit with lower market share and lighter volumes, but a strong balance sheet, and shareholder-friendly management, may keep things on the up and up.

Nov 14, 2013 by Michael Lewis

SeaWorld's PR Nightmare Could Affect Next Quarter

Though this past period showed strong results, a recent documentary showing the dangers of killer whale captivity could push visitors to less controversial theme parks.

Nov 14, 2013 by Michael Lewis

With Improving Cash Flow, Amira Offers Growth at Appealing Price

The Indian specialty rice business is growing fast. While cash flow was a concern in the past for Amira, that appears to have shifted. Here's why this may be the cheapest play on changes in global food consumption.

Nov 14, 2013 by Michael Lewis

Sears Hometown and Outlets Offers Investors a Do-Over

After almost doubling from its spinoff price, Sears Hometown and Outlets stock is back down to its entry level. In the meantime, the long-term appeal to the stock hasn't changed. Move beyond the name of the company and look at the underlying value.

Nov 14, 2013 by Michael Lewis

Sotheby's Embraces Criticism

With improved figures in the company's Asian market and investments into its website, Sotheby's seems to have heard investors' complaints.

Nov 12, 2013 by Michael Lewis

DISH Network's Core Business Strengthens, but What Comes Next?

The satellite TV provider showed better-than-expected results on Tuesday. But investors are mainly concerned with where the multiyear, multibillion-dollar effort to create a wireless network will lead.

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