This company beat wall street. Why is its stock down?

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Shares of handbag-maker Coach dropped 7.7% Tuesday even though its earnings beat Wall Street's expectations. While the bottom line beat would normally be good news for a stock, the


market was worried by the company's top line growth, or lack thereof. Revenues were $1.15 billion, $10 less than last year and $40 million less than analysts were expecting. But, does


that mean Coach shares are now affordable or is it too pricey a luxury for your portfolio? (WATCH: Coach CEO: Broadly, luxury brands doing well in US ) On CNBC's Street Signs Talking


Numbers segment, a technical analyst and a fundamental analyst look at what's next for the stock. On the charts is Talking Numbers contributor Richard Ross, Global Technical Strategist


at Auerbach Grayson. On the fundamentals is Paul Swinand, equity analyst at Morningstar. _To see what Ross and Swinand say about what's next for Coach, watch the video above._ MORE FROM


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