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SHOO is not a good buy right now for an impatient investor because the near-term technical setup is still weakening (bearish MACD expansion, price sitting below/near pivot with downside risk to support), while there is no proprietary buy signal today to override that. Longer-term upside looks attractive (Street targets ~$50–$52 vs ~$44, fashion tailwinds, Kurt Geiger accretion), but the current tape suggests a better entry is likely lower or after momentum turns.
Trend/price context: SHOO is ~44.02 (-0.49%) while the S&P 500 is down modestly (-0.28%).
Momentum: MACD histogram is -0.318 and negatively expanding, which usually signals bearish momentum is strengthening rather than bottoming.
RSI: RSI(6) at ~38.4 is not deeply oversold, but it is leaning weak—often consistent with further drift down before a cleaner rebound.
Moving averages: Converging moving averages suggests consolidation, but the bearish MACD tilt implies the consolidation is resolving down (for now).
Levels to watch:
Pattern-based expectancy (provided): ~50% chance of +1.07% next day, but -1.28% next week; that week-ahead bias aligns with the bearish MACD.
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Latest reported quarter: 2025/Q3.
Overall: Growth is OK, but the stock likely needs clearer evidence of margin/earnings recovery to sustain a breakout.
Recent trend: Ratings and targets have been moving up.
Wall Street pros: fashion cycle improving, supply chain diversification, Kurt Geiger accretion and margin recovery potential (including a path to stronger earnings power).
Wall Street cons: at least one major firm remains Neutral; and the market may be waiting for proof that margin and EPS compression has reversed meaningfully.
Politicians / influential trading: No recent congress trading data available in the last 90 days.