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This comeback play outrunning Nvidia July 10, 2024 Hi Reader Numerous factors have come together to

This comeback play outrunning Nvidia (and there’s probably going to be another one) [DWR Logo]( July 10, 2024 Hi Reader Numerous factors have come together to make Nvidia a monster. Its 800%+ run in two years has been astonishing. But it’s not #1 though. This company is beating it with an 900%+ run over the same two years: [CHART] The company is Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF). Its shares have soared from $17 two years ago to more than $180. That’s a huge move by any measure. But it’s even more staggering in the face for a retail company in a sector that’s facing major headwinds. That’s all why we believe every retailer is looking at Abercrombie right now and those that follow the “Abercrombie playbook” could see much. Here’s the three keys we’ve picked out and will watch other beaten retailers to see if they’re successfully applying them - Change market - Abercrombie started targeting a new market. It quit its traditional teen base and focused on “older millennials” aged betweeen 25-45. It created a “beachead” for this market in jeans. Abercrombie added two inches of fabric in the hips and thighs for womens jeans. From success there it was able to add higher-margin bridal offerings and much more. - Take what the market gives you Abercrombie updated its inventory system so it could review inventory on a weekly basis. This allowed it to see what customers were buying, what they were passing on, and adjust quickly. - Cut expenses Abercrombie slashed its physical locations. Through both closing locations and shrinking stores, Abercrombie reduced its footprint by 25%. This had a two-fold impact. First, it reduced rent costs by having less floor space and moving more sales online (so you don’t have to “kick up” to the mall owner). Second, it allowed the company to build massive big data customer profiles. It took these and ramped up conversions with highly-targeted promotions. —------------------------------------ Any retailer hoping to succeed today must be studying this example. The sector has been hit hard and one or two comeback stories could run a long way. It’s tough to beat a comeback story. Nvidia hasn’t even been able to do it. That’s why we’ll look for comebacks elsewhere. [Click here to see a sector set to produce dozens of comeback stories.]( [Read More Button]( Dynamic Wealth Research 2010 West Avenue K #623 Lancaster, California 93536 We are sending this message to {EMAIL}. [UNSUBSCRIBE]( | [PRIVACY POLICY](

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