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10 Best Net Payout Yield Stocks To Watch Right Now: Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc (LL)

Lumber Liquidators Holdings, Inc. (Lumber Liquidators) is retailer of hardwood flooring, and hardwood flooring enhancements and accessories. The Company offers an assortment of wood flooring, which includes prefinished domestic and exotic hardwoods, engineered hardwoods, unfinished hardwoods, bamboo, cork and laminates, as well as resilient flooring. Its flooring enhancements and accessories include moldings, noise-reducing underlay and adhesives. Lumber Liquidators and Bellawood are it brands. Its hardwood flooring products are available in various widths and lengths. It offers approximately 350 different flooring product stock-keeping units. In September 2011, it acquired certain assets of Sequoia Floorings Inc. (Sequoia) relating to Sequoia's quality control and assurance, product development and logistics operations in China.

In June 2013, Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc announced that the Company has opened its 300th store, located in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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During the year ended December 31, 2011, the Company opened 40 stores. As of February 20, 2012, the Company operated 266 stores located in 46 states and Canada. During 2011, Lumber Liquidators opened its first stores in Canada. It operates a central distribution center located in Hampton, Virginia, supplemented by its facilities in Toano, Virginia. In addition, it operates a facility in Toronto, Canada, with both a store front and a small warehouse serving that metropolitan market. In 2011, Lumber Liquidators finished approximately 79% of its Bellawood products at its finishing facility in Toano, Virginia.

Solid Hardwood

The Company's solid hardwood products are milled from one thick piece of wood, which can be sanded and refinished numerous times. It offers flooring products made from more than 25 w! ood species, including both domestic woods, such as ash, beech, birch, hickory, northern hard maple, northern red oak, pine and American wal nut, and exotic woods, such as bloodwood, cherry, cypress, e! bony, koa, mesquite, mahogany, rosewood and teak. Lumber Liquidators sells these products either prefinished or unfinished.

Engineered Hardwood

The Company's engineered hardwood products are produced by bonding a layer of hardwood to a plywood or fiber board backing. Its engineered hardwood floors are offered in domestic and exotic wood species, and in either glue down or floating application. All of its engineered hardwood products are prefinished. Engineered flooring is designed primarily to be installed in areas where hardwood is not conducive, such as slab construction, basements and areas where moisture may be a factor.

Laminates

Lumber Liquidators Holdings, Inc.'s laminate flooring is constructed with a fiber board core, inserted between a melamine laminate backing and photographic paper displaying an image of wood and a ceramic finish, abrasion-resistant laminate top. Its laminate flooring brands allow for easy -click installation, and some include a pre-glued undersurface, moisture repellent, soundproofing, single-strip format or a handscraped textured finish.

Moldings and Accessories

Lumber Liquidators offer a variety of wood flooring moldings and accessories. It sells stair treads and risers in both finished and unfinished versions. Accessories include underlayments that are placed between the new floor and the sub-floor, insulating sound and cushioning the floors. In addition, it sells installation supplies, such as sealers, adhesives and trowels, floor cleaning supplies, and butcher-block kitchen countertops.

Bamboo and Cork

The Company's bamboo products, harvested from the bamboo plant, are offered as a prefinished, natural or stained, solid or engineered floor. Its cork floor! ing is pr! oduced by harvesting the outer bark of the cork oak tree.

Advisors' Opinion:

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• [By Jason Hall]

  On the other hand, stocks in peer specialty retailers Lumber Liquidators  (NYSE: LL  ) and Tile Shop Holdings  (NASDAQ: TTS  ) have been getting killed on falling comparable-store sales and profits:

• [By Ben Levisohn]

  Analysts had two choices when Lumber Liquidators (LL) gapped down after its last earnings miss in July: To run for cover or hold on tight. The latter are paying for their decision today.

  Shares of Lumber Liquidators have dropped after the flooring company said it had earned 58 cents a share during the third quarter, well below forecasts for 68 cents. Lumber Liquidators also lowered its full-year guidance to a range of $2.38 to $2.52, below forecasts for $2.66.

  Janney’s David Strasser and team recommend waiting before buying Neutral-rated Lumber Liquidators:

  We continue to advocate waiting for evidence of a recovery as opposed to trying to anticipate improvement at Lumber Liquidators. It remains unclear how much of Lumber Liquidators’s problems are macro vs. self-inflicted. It also remains unclear when either issue will be resolved, hence a continued risk to estimates, while valuation remains elevated.

  And even the bulls are acknowledging doubts. Canaccord Genuity’s Laura Champine and Jason Smith note that the results have weakened their “conviction” in Buy-rated Lumber Liquidators. They explain why:

  The company continued to feel the effect of constrained inventory as it spent the quarter getting laminates and vinyl product back in stock. Engineered hardwood inventory has improved, but there were still SKUs out of stock at the end of the quarter. SSS declined 4.9% on top of +17.4%, versus our estimate and consensus of -1%. Net sales fell roughly $10MM short of our estimate, with up to $6MM of the miss the result of lost sales due to lack of inventory or! lower-pr! iced substitute product. With inventory back in line for two of the three categories, we would expect SSS to improve sequentially in Q4, but updated guidance suggests flooring demand remains weak. LL's Q4 SSS outlook calls for a low-single digit gain or decline, versus our prior estimate of +4% on top of +15.6%. We are maintaining our B

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