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BOOT
Boot Barn Holdings, Inc.
Poor
$122.92+0.07%Retail-Shoe Stores · $4B
Quality Score
-1
Poor
Traits firing
1 of 13
Trending down
In its sector
#171
of 197 names
From 52-week high
-41.5%
Below the 200-day
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Reports in about 3 weeksWhy it scores -11 of 13 traits firing1 Congress tradeRanked against 197 in its sector
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Earnings
When does BOOT report, and what happens after?
An estimate; the company has not confirmed a date. When it does, the 8-K sets it.
Reports in about 3 weeksaround Oct 13, 2026, after close, estimated.
Over its last 4 reports it gapped +1.5% on average and closed +1.5%, finishing higher 75% of the time.
+2.5%+2.9%-1.7%+2.3%
Jan 9Feb 4May 14Jul 29
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Quality Score
Why BOOT scores -1
The two largest lines, with the reason behind each. Every line adds up to the badge; members see all of them.
-1Quality
PoorPoorTrending down, 1 of 13 traits firing
PoorPoorTrending down, 1 of 13 traits firing
Average is 5, Good 10, Strong 14, Exceptional 18.
- +1
Momentum traits
1 of BOOT's 13 conditions is firing
One check from each of the four groups is shown, a firing one when the group has one. Volume expansion and volume dry-up cannot both be true, so 13 is the most any stock can score.
Trend0 on, 1 of 5 shown
MA FAN21 EMAW.EMAHH/HL52W HI
The moving averages stack in order. Price holds above a rising 21-day line. The weekly chart agrees, and the stock sits near its 52-week high.
Volume0 on, 1 of 3 shown
VOLVDUU/D VOL
Heavy volume when the stock runs, and quiet volume while it rests. More shares change hands on up days than on down days.
Tight range1 on, 1 of 3 shown
ATR SQZSQUEEZENR7
The daily trading range gets tight against the stock's own history. Quiet ranges do not stay quiet forever.
Government filings
Congress and White House trades in BOOT
Read from the Senate, the House, and the Office of Government Ethics, newest first. Both dates are shown, because the two are usually weeks apart.
- BuyGilbert Cisneros$1K to $15KHousetraded Jun 30, disclosed Jul 2(2 days later)BuyGilbert CisnerosHouse$1K to $15Ktraded Jun 30, disclosed Jul 2(2 days later)
Congress gets 45 days to report a trade, so the trade date and the filing date are weeks apart. That wait is the filer's, not ours. We check the House, Senate, and Office of Government Ethics sites every hour, so a disclosure reaches this page within the hour it appears. Filings are shown as filed, with no delay.
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BreakawayJul 2Gilbert Cisneros bought BOOT$1K to $15K, disclosed Jul 2
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Its sector
How BOOT ranks in Consumer Discretionary
BOOT is 171 of 197 by Quality Score. The three highest are ranked; the rest are listed by name, with their scores for members.
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