Foot Locker, Inc. (FL): This Shoe Retailer Is an Interesting Opportunity

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Income investors might like Foot Locker the most because it offers the highest dividend yield at 2.3%, Finish Line ranked second with 1.3% dividend yield while Dick’s only pays dividends with a yield of 1%.

My Foolish take

Among the three, I like Foot Locker the most due to quite a low valuation, highest operating margin and the juiciest dividend yield. According to Barron’s, its share could grow 25% to $43 per share within a year. Personally, I think with the growing profits and cash flow, Foot Locker could increase both dividends and share buybacks in the next year to deliver more value to its shareholders.

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