American Eagle is an exceptionally well run company trading at flea market prices.

A roundup of last week's stock market related blog posts hosted at Fat Pitch Financials.

Notes and thoughts from my conversation with Judy Meehan, VP at retailer American Eagle (AEO).

With all the upheaval in retail, it’s fair to ask the question – is there long-term value to be had in this space?

A look at a list of companies that grow free cash flows consistently, have high long term ROIC, and high earnings yield.

AEO is pulling back and offering an attractive entry point for purchasing with several catalysts in sight.

I've updated my stock report, and am stepping up to the plate and buying AEO.

The hate e-mail can stop!! This blog has been investing real money in the magic formula for over 2 years. 2007's results and results since inception are now posted!

Four retail stocks you wished you owned today - but it's not too late...

Barron's Roundtable members Meryl Witmer, Fred Hickey, Art Samberg and Mario Gabelli share their stock picks for 2008.

Excerpt: "The company has a market cap of approximately $4.76 billion with nearly 215 million shares outstanding. The dividend yield is less than 2%. The balance sheet is strong, and there’s nearly $3 a share of cash."

I agree that AEO looks cheap I own Jan 2010 Calls.

These stocks are on Joel Greenblatt's Magic Formula screen and also have favorable insider buying activity.

American Eagle Outfitters (AEO) is a specialty retailer of casual apparel, accessories and footwear for young men and women between the ages of 15 and 25.....