Value
8.1/10data confidence 100%| Component | Sub-score |
|---|---|
| P/E | 5.7 |
| P/S | 10.0 |
| EV/EBITDA | 7.5 |
| Fwd P/E | 9.9 |
| PEG | 10.0 |
| Analyst target | 5.0 |
- ▸Forward P/E: 6.0x
- ▸PEG: 0.06
- ▸Attractively valued
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| Pillar | Expectation | Trend |
|---|---|---|
Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein account for all of PVH's brand revenue, creating a dual-brand concentration where either brand's loss of consumer relevance or licensing deterioration would have a disproportionate impact on total company earnings. Bear case | Both brands maintain positive revenue trajectory with no material decline in brand health metrics over 12 months. | →Stable |
| CounterBoth Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein are globally recognized premium brands with decades of customer loyalty; the concentration risk is mitigated by the brands' established market positions. | ||
PVH has beaten analyst estimates in all 4 of the last 4 quarters with an average surprise of 16%, while trading at a forward P/E of 6.5x and PEG ratio of 0.06, indicating the market is pricing in substantial risk for a business that continues to outperform expectations. Earnings | Earnings beats continue in at least 3 of the next 4 quarters and the forward P/E expands above 8x as investor confidence returns. | →Stable |
| CounterA PEG of 0.06 reflects very limited near-term growth rather than deep value; revenue is barely growing and analysts have already priced the stock near full value on a near-term basis. | ||
Free cash flow conversion of 295% relative to net income and a Piotroski F-Score of 8/9 indicate that the business generates substantially more cash than its accounting earnings reflect, providing financial flexibility for buybacks, debt reduction, or dividends. Quality breakdown | Free cash flow conversion remains above 200% for the next 12 months as working capital management continues to improve. | →Stable |
| CounterBusiness quality scores at 5.0/10 overall, with low ROE of 1.1% and operating margin of only 2.3% on an accounting basis, suggesting the high FCF conversion is a temporary phenomenon rather than a structural strength. | ||
Short interest at 13% of float combined with a revenue growth rate near zero and the stock already at analyst price targets suggests that short sellers are positioned for an expected deceleration in execution that would disappoint the current consensus. Risk breakdown | Short interest falls below 7% within 12 months as sustained earnings beats convert bears to bulls. | →Stable |
| CounterThe earnings beat streak of 4-for-4 demonstrates that the company is actively defying the bear thesis; short sellers have been wrong four consecutive quarters and may be forced to cover. | ||
CounterBoth Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein are globally recognized premium brands with decades of customer loyalty; the concentration risk is mitigated by the brands' established market positions.
CounterA PEG of 0.06 reflects very limited near-term growth rather than deep value; revenue is barely growing and analysts have already priced the stock near full value on a near-term basis.
CounterBusiness quality scores at 5.0/10 overall, with low ROE of 1.1% and operating margin of only 2.3% on an accounting basis, suggesting the high FCF conversion is a temporary phenomenon rather than a structural strength.
CounterThe earnings beat streak of 4-for-4 demonstrates that the company is actively defying the bear thesis; short sellers have been wrong four consecutive quarters and may be forced to cover.
PVH Corp. has delivered a perfect 4-for-4 earnings beat streak with an average surprise of 16%, trades at a forward P/E of 6.5x with a PEG of 0.06, and shows strong free cash flow at 295% of net income, but the stock is priced at or above analyst targets and carries high short interest of 13% pointing to skepticism about its concentrated brand portfolio.
Falsifiable statement — pillar-level invalidators below. Engine-derived; not personalized advice.
| Component | Sub-score |
|---|---|
| P/E | 5.7 |
| P/S | 10.0 |
| EV/EBITDA | 7.5 |
| Fwd P/E | 9.9 |
| PEG | 10.0 |
| Analyst target | 5.0 |
| Component | Sub-score |
|---|---|
| ROE | 1.1 |
| ROA | 2.8 |
| Gross margin | 7.5 |
| Op margin | 2.3 |
| Net margin | 0.9 |
| Current ratio | 6.0 |
| FCF quality | 10.0 |
| Moat | 5.2 |
| Piotroski F | 8.9 |
| Component | Sub-score |
|---|---|
| Rev growth | 3.0 |
| Component | Sub-score |
|---|---|
| RSI | 3.5 |
| MACD | 2.5 |
| OBV | 1.0 |
| MA position | 2.2 |
| Volume | 1.1 |
| Component | Sub-score |
|---|---|
| Analyst rating | 7.1 |
| Price target | 7.7 |
| erm sentiment | 5.0 |
| Component | Sub-score |
|---|---|
| materiality | 5.0 |
| holder change | 5.0 |
| Component | Sub-score |
|---|---|
| value rank | 7.0 |
| quality rank | 2.5 |
| growth rank | 5.0 |
| Component | Sub-score |
|---|---|
| bollinger | 6.4 |
| support resistance | 6.2 |
| 52w position | 4.9 |
| Component | Sub-score |
|---|---|
| short interest | 3.1 |
| days to cover | 7.3 |
| volatility | 1.0 |
| put call | 9.7 |
| implied vol | 3.9 |
| max pain risk | 7.0 |
| beta | 4.2 |
| debt equity | 5.8 |
| Component | Sub-score |
|---|---|
| erm | 5.0 |
| earnings history | 10.0 |
| earnings timing | 5.0 |
| surprise avg | 10.0 |
| dividend safety | 7.0 |
Multiple concerning factors. Consider reducing position.
L4:PATH_F_SELLnone
Setup— — No clear chart pattern; technical signals are mixed
EdgeNo clear edge — No clear edge identified
SuitabilityAggressive — Beta 1.75>1.3, MCap $3.5B<$5B
The F-path SELL output reflects an overall score of 5.2 below the 5.6 soft trigger — multiple weakening dimensions accumulated rather than a single hard-floor breach. The strongest dimension ( Value at 8.1) was not enough to lift the adjusted overall above the threshold. Co-occurring failed gates ( MOMENTUM:2.1<4.5, ASYMMETRY:0.5<1.5@spot) reinforce the read. Current asymmetry R:R is 0.53 — supplementary context, not the trigger for this path.
The strongest dimensions are Value at 8.1, Catalyst at 7.4, and Sentiment at 6.7; the weakest are Momentum at 2.1, Growth at 3.0, and Peer rank at 4.9. The V9 engine flagged 2 failed gates, producing an asymmetric reward-to-risk of 0.53 and an engine sizing output of AVOID.
Falsifying conditions — when triggered, the corresponding pillar's thesis is invalidated.
Trip ifEPS surprise falls below -5% in at least 2 of the next 4 quarters.
Trip ifRevenue from the Tommy Hilfiger or Calvin Klein brand declines by more than 10% in any single annual report.
Trip ifFree cash flow conversion falls below 100% of net income for 2 consecutive quarters.
Trip ifShort interest rises above 18% of float for more than 45 consecutive days.