Foot Locker (FL) dropped 15% in early trading on Friday morning after beating earnings but missing Wall Street estimates for revenue and same store sales.
The company posted adjusted earnings per share of $1.26 and total revenue of $2.21 billion, compared to estimates of $1.25 and $2.22 billion respectively. Same store sales grew at a lower than expected pace of 3.7%.
Foot Locker Stock Outlook: Lower Yet
Our analysis of Foot Locker’s (FL) stock market cycles on the weekly chart shows the stock failing from its resistance zone. It may continue to face risk as the declining phase of its current market cycle completes. Support is near the $35 level.
On the daily chart, FL broke the neckline of a head and shoulders setup and will continue to face risk. This also points to a target around the $35 mark.
The market cycles are designated by the purple semicircles at the bottom of the chart.
Foot Locker (FL) Stock Charts with Weekly and Daily Bars
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