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HIBB
Performed well consistently? Pass
Avoids excess debt? Pass
Converting sales to profits? Pass
Shareholder's money handled rationally? Pass
Increased shareholder value? Pass
Consistently increased owner earnings? Pass
Sells at 25% discount to intrinsic value? Pass

Has the company performed well consistently?
How HIBB Scores:
HIBB's return on equity has been consistently above the Sporting Goods Stores industry's average ROE over the last five years.
What This Means:
This meets The Warren Buffett Way guideline for a company that is performing well annually.
Pass

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Has the company avoided excess debt?
How HIBB Scores:
HIBB's long-term debt/shareholder's equity ratio has stayed below the Sporting Goods Stores industry's average over the last five years.
What This Means:
This signals that HIBB's management is not relying on debt to boost returns on equity.
Pass

Can managers convert sales to profits?
How HIBB Scores:
HIBB's net profit margins have been consistently above the Sporting Goods Stores industry's average over the last five years.
What This Means:
High profit margins reflect not only a strong business but management's tenacious spirit of controlling costs.
Pass

Are managers handling shareholders' money rationally?
How HIBB Scores:
The number of HIBB's common shares outstanding has decreased over the last five years.
What This Means:
This is a sign of rational management. When executives actively buy back a company's shares in the market, they are demonstrating that they have the best interests of their owners at hand rather than a careless need to expand the corporate structure.
Pass

Has management actually increased shareholder value?
How HIBB Scores:
Over the last 10 years, investors have created $1.26 in market value for every dollar in retained earnings.
What This Means:
This signals a company that has been recognized by the market for earning above-average returns on retained capital.
Pass


Has the company consistently increased owner earnings?
How HIBB Scores:
HIBB's owner earnings have an average annual compound growth rate of 5.22% over the last five years.
What To Look For:
This is especially notable if HIBB has experienced different competitive forces or economic cycles during the same time frame.
Pass


Is the stock currently selling at a 25% discount to intrinsic value?
How HIBB Scores:
HIBB has an intrinsic value per share of $39.32. Assumptions: projected earnings growth rate for years 1-10 is 16.11% and 5.00% for each year after that. The discount rate used is 10.00%.
HIBB currently sells at $17.34 per share, which is a 44.10% discount to intrinsic value.
What This Means:
This margin of safety helps create a cushion that will protect Buffett-and you-from companies where future cash flows are changing. You can adjust earnings estimates and the discount rate yourself to see how intrinsic value calculations can change.
Pass

The Warren Buffet Way strategy overall interest level for HIBB: Strong Interest