Summary
Jim Cramer discusses Gap's disappointing quarterly earnings, focusing on Old Navy's weak performance and the company's slashed outlook. He highlights execution issues and inconsistent results, noting multiple downgrades and a brutally honest earnings call. Cramer does not give a clear buy or sell recommendation but describes the stock as a loser this morning.
- Gap reported earnings with Old Navy sales disappointing and the flagship brand up 10%.
- The company slashed its outlook sharply, surprising many investors.
- CEO Richard Dix blamed execution issues, not the broader macro environment.
- Gap received multiple downgrades from analysts.
- Real consumer spending on footwear and apparel is negative, posing headwinds.
- Cramer notes inconsistency in Gap's performance on a longer-term chart.