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Skechers to Cramer: 'We could be monstrously big'

Skechers exec to Cramer: 'We could be monstrously big'
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Skechers exec to Cramer: 'We could be monstrously big'

Skechers rose 6 percent on Friday following its first-quarter earnings. However, Jim Cramer thinks there could be more room to run.

"We are just scratching the surface, and no one knows how big it can be. We could be monstrously big," Skechers Chief Finance Officier David Weinberg told Cramer.





A pedestrian walks past a display of Skechers shoes.
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While the stock is still down 40 percent from its 52-week high, it has surged more than 100 percent in the past two years.

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In October, Skechers' stock tumbled to $31 from $46 after reporting a disappointing quarter. However, Weinberg confirmed that management had originally set a timeline of five to six years to get to $5 billion in sales, but they now believe it will happen faster than that.

"In some places we are just absolutely tiny, with plenty of room to grow," Weinberg said.

He noted that Russia and Ukraine, in particular, have shown resilience and are selling very well.

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