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Ollie Bargain Outlet
OLLI.US
Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings, Inc. operates as a retailer of closeout merchandise and excess inventory in the United States. The company offers housewares, bed and bath, food, floor coverings, health and beauty aids, books and stationery, toys, and electronics; and other products, including hardware, candy, clothing, sporting goods, pet and lawn, and garden products. It sells its products under the Ollie’s, Ollie’s Bargain Outlet, Good Stuff Cheap, Ollie’s Army, Real Brands Real Cheap!, Real Brands! Real Bargains, Sarasota Breeze, Steelton Tools, American Way, and Middleton Home brands.
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OLLI.USMarket value -Rank by Market Cap -/-

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05/12/2025 Update
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Broadline RetailIndustry
Industry Ranking13/40
Industry medianC
Industry averageC
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  • Profit ScoreB
    • ROE12.63%B
    • Profit Margin8.74%B
    • Gross Margin39.93%B
  • Growth ScoreB
    • Revenue YoY10.14%B
    • Net Profit YoY4.77%C
    • Total Assets YoY18.01%A
    • Net Assets YoY12.27%B
  • Cash ScoreB
    • Cash Flow Margin1144.28%B
    • OCF YoY10.14%B
  • Operating ScoreA
    • Turnover0.94A
  • Debt ScoreB
    • Gearing Ratio36.26%B

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    Morning Trend | Ollie Bargain Outlet falls to a critical point, is the new low a risk or a good buying opportunity?

    Ollie Bargain Outlet (OLLI.US) surged towards the 100 mark during trading yesterday, leading the community to flood the chat: 'It fell back again, is this the risk of a new low or a good buying opportunity?' There is a huge divergence among short- to medium-term traders; some "buy the rebound every time there is a new low," while a large amount of defensive capital is too scared to act, resulting in extremely light overall trading volume. Recently, the retail sector has lacked highlights, and OLLI itself has not made any strategic adjustments or new performance stories, with the news front being completely silent. Both MACD and KDJ have been declining, with main funds flowing out and short-term trading capital taking profits where they can, while the buying strength of newly entered retail investors is clearly insufficient. The community is hotly debating whether the "hundred-dollar defense line can hold"—once it breaks, the speed of the bulls' retreat may be even faster, and a "cutting loss wave" following the sector could also be triggered. However, more aggressive players believe that in such a cold market, there are plenty of opportunities; if it really breaks, they will wait for a sharp rebound, and once the cutting loss positions are cleared, fundamental capital will come in to pick up bargains. The key is to see if there is large capital aggressively buying in; in the absence of new negative news for the sector, bottom-fishing capital may enter on a large scale to bet on a rebound. The practical strategy has a strong FOMO atmosphere—those daring to play short-term can only lurk at important levels on dips and set stop-losses to guard against sudden sell-offs; the conservative approach is to patiently watch for real volume and turnover changes, waiting for signals of stabilization. The biggest fear is often "false breakouts," with the window for a trend change always looming overhead

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    Morning Trend | Ollie's volume breakout, is a short-term rally opportunity coming?

    Ollie’s Bargain Outlet (OLLI.US) has recently experienced explosive volume, igniting enthusiasm in the community, with traders flooding the screens urging "it's too late if you don't get on board now." Yesterday, the stock price once strongly broke through the stage high, with active capital in the intraday trading, and a fierce showdown between bulls and bears in the main stretch area. From a technical perspective, the daily MACD red bars are gradually expanding, and the moving average system is rising from bottom to top, indicating that the medium and short-term main rising channel has quietly opened. The trading volume yesterday was significantly higher than the average of the past five days, showing a clear increase in the willingness of main funds to enter. In terms of industry news, the retail consumption atmosphere across the U.S. has improved recently, with the discount store sector strengthening, and Ollie’s continues to attract attention with its low-price strategy. Community traders summarize that "it can always emerge during each round of sector explosions," and some institutions even predict that the trend will replicate last year's main rise at the end of the year. The short-term RSI has approached the overbought zone, and some speculative funds have taken profit actions, leading to increased divergence in the main fund flow towards the right side. Practical signals from the market indicate that a large amount of observing funds followed in yesterday afternoon's trading, with some trading factions tentatively building positions. The desire of the main force to push up and the short selling pressure were almost released simultaneously, with rapid order cancellations and aggressive buying appearing in the intraday orders, making short-term fluctuations highly operable. If today opens high and successfully breaks through the consolidation area with increased volume, the bullish pattern will continue to dominate, and chasing the rise may easily form a collective surge; if it opens high and then falls sharply with significant volume, some funds may choose to cash out for risk aversion amid sector rotation. Overall, OLLI is at the critical point of the main rising wave

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