EAT joins TPR, BOOT, and STRL as stocks with strong interest coverage ratios, highlighting firms well-positioned to handle debt and sustain growth.
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BOOT opens a record 25 stores in Q3, targets 1,200 U.S. locations, and sees new units hitting $3.2M in first-year sales.
Boot Barn delivered strong 3Q26 results with 16% revenue growth, positive comps, and robust EPS expansion. Management attributes late-quarter comp deceleration to temporary climatic factors, with January comps rebounding to 4.7%. FY26 guidance calls for $2.25B revenue (+18%), 7% comps, 70 bps merchandise margin expansion, and $7.35 EPS (+24%).
BOOT raises its full-year outlook after 5.7% comps growth, 110 bps margin expansion and strong gains across boots, apparel and e-commerce.
BOOT joins EAT, TPR and CAH on a screen for strong interest coverage, solid volume and growth, spotlighting four stocks that made the cut.
Boot Barn's e-commerce comps jump 19.6% in Q3 as new exclusive brand websites drove incremental customers and lifted full-year outlook.
Ranger Investment Management sold 99,800 shares of Boot Barn Holdings, with an estimated trade size of $18.62 million in the fourth quarter. Meanwhile, the quarter-end position value decreased by $15.63 million, reflecting both trading activity and stock price changes.
BOOT adds 25 stores in Q3, targets 1,200 locations, and expects new units to hit $3.2M in first-year sales with payback under two years.
BOOT posts Q3 sales growth of 16% as same-store sales rises 5.7%, margins expand, and new stores outperform across markets.
Boot Barn (BOOT) could produce exceptional returns because of its solid growth attributes.
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