Hasbro's stock price has dropped to $80.55 over the past six months, resulting in a 7.7% loss for shareholders while the S&P 500 gained 7.7%. Analysts at StockStory recommend avoiding the stock, citing three key concerns. Revenue has declined at a 2.5% annual rate over the last five years, indicating weak demand. Although earnings per share grew at a 7.4% compounded annual rate, this was driven by cost-cutting rather than sales growth. Additionally, Hasbro's return on invested capital has remained flat, signaling a lack of profitable growth. The stock trades at 13.8 times forward earnings, but the analysts believe the shaky fundamentals present too much downside risk and suggest looking at other investments.
Hasbro IncRevenue declined at 2.5% annual rate over five years, indicating weak demand for products.