Список проголосовавших за комментарий " <table class="BriefingDataTable" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tr> <td class="tickerColumn"> </td> <td class="articleColumn">Sector Summary: S&P Consumer Discretionary Index -0.2%, underperforming the broader marketThe consumer discretionary group is slightly underperforming the broader market. The retail group is faring better with the Retail HOLDRS Trust (<strong><strong>RTH</strong></strong>) flat and the SPDR S&P Retail ETF (<strong><strong>XRT</strong></strong>) +0.7%. <strong><br/> <br/> Notable earnings/guidance</strong>: <br/> <ul><li><strong><strong>Trading higher following earnings/guidance</strong></strong><strong>:</strong> <strong>BEBE</strong> 19.2%, <strong>SFRGF</strong> 3.9% (Salvatore Ferragamo at investor day says its Group aims for a significant improvement of turnover and sales growth per square meter in its stores,of its profitability), <strong>HMC</strong> +1.8%, <strong>HSY</strong> +1%</li><li><strong>Trading lower following earnings/guidance</strong>: <strong>DECK</strong> -17.5%, <strong>HBI</strong> -15.2%, <strong>CMG</strong> -4%, <strong>TUES</strong> -4.4%, <strong>AMZN</strong> -3.3%, <strong>AN</strong> -2.1%, <strong>DV</strong> -1.1%</li></ul><p><strong>Earnings/guidance secondary plays</strong>: </p><ul><li>Deckers earnings/guidance related weakness is <strong>weighing on footwear names</strong>: <strong>BOOT</strong> -6.7%, <strong>WWW</strong> -6.3%, <strong>GCO</strong> -0.7%, <strong>NKE</strong> -0.4%, <strong>DSW</strong> -0.2%</li><li><strong>For profit education names are underperforming</strong> following <strong>DV</strong> earnings: <strong>UTI</strong> -1.8%, <strong>EDU</strong> -1.7%, <strong>DV</strong> -0.8%, <strong>CECO</strong> -0.4%, <strong>CPLA</strong> -0.4%, <strong>BPI</strong> -0.1%</li></ul><strong>In the news</strong>:<br/> <ul><li><strong>M</strong> 5.6% (reports of a potential approach from Hudson's Bay)</li><li><strong>LZB</strong> 2% (to invest approx. $26 mln over a three-year period in its largest U.S. manufacturing facility, located in Dayton, TN)</li><li><strong>SAM</strong> 1% (CEO/President to retire in 2018)</li><li><strong>HTZ</strong> 2.9% and <strong>CAR</strong> 0.8% (AutoNation commentary regarding improvement in used-car margins is boosting auto rental names)</li></ul><strong>Analyst related</strong>:<br/> <ul><li><strong>Upgrades</strong>: <strong>F</strong> 1.7% (upgraded to Overweight from Equal Weight at Barclays)</li><li><strong>Downgrades</strong>: <strong>BLMN</strong> 1.1% (higher despite being downgraded at <strong>OTR</strong> Global), <strong>LULU</strong> -0.9% (downgraded to Sector Weight from Overweight at KeyBanc Capital Mkts),</li></ul><p><strong>Looking ahead</strong>:</p><ul><li><strong>On the earnings front</strong>: <strong>HAS</strong>, <strong>NWL</strong>, <strong>TSN</strong> report Monday before the open, <strong>FOXA</strong> Monday after the close.</li><li><strong>GPS</strong> will be reporting Jan comps and prelim Q4 sales Monday after the close.</li></ul></td> </tr></table>"