Instrument NameLululemon AthleticaInstrument Symbol(LULU-Q)

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Apparel Retailer Stocks Q2 Teardown: Lululemon (NASDAQ:LULU) Vs The Rest

These fast-growing companies may build you a nest egg down the road.

Wolverine World Wide Inc. (NYSE: WWW) designs and manufactures footwear and apparel under a diverse portfolio of brands beyond their popular Wolverine boots.

Spotify stock attracted new call option buyers into the company before the earnings announcement. Wall Street analysts agree on double-digit upside

Citigroup earnings have come out to show worsening consumer credit conditions, and falling profitability measures at the bank to attract short sellers

Bank of America is showing investors where the pain points in the economy may be, its bond holdings put pressure on the bank's balance sheet

Each of these could be a millionaire-maker, and together they could be part of a supercharged growth portfolio.

In the third quarter, real estate was one of the best-performing sectors in the stock market.

The returns for long-term shareholders of this shoe and apparel winner have been nothing short of astounding.

Levi Strauss generated a record 60% gross margin in the third quarter of 2024, up 440 bps YoY, helped by trimming inventories by 7% YoY.

We are looking for U.S. based non-financial that offer quality at a fair price

This retail stock is underperforming in 2024, and was just named a 'fresh bearish pick' at Baird as Q4 kicks off.

Eli Lilly and Lululemon operate in very different industries, but both are on promising trajectories.

Two stocks show investors where they could focus their energy for potential buys in the consumer discretionary sector today, driven by divergences in demand

We've also got a look at Crocs.

The article examines whether the recent recovery in two underperforming dividend stocks on the Dow signals a potential turnaround.

Lululemon and Dollar Tree are two beaten-down stocks you can buy now and benefit from outsized gains in the next 12 months.

Slower anticipated growth makes Lululemon a tougher buy in an environment where consumers appear to be pickier.

The last time Lululemon's stock was priced this low was after a pandemic-fueled crash in 2020.

Stocks like Intel, Lululemon, and Etsy have recently faced tough times, with each seeing significant drops in value.

Investors are looking backward when they should be looking forward.

Real-life examples to help investors make sense of this critical document.

These fitness and apparel giants are down, but not out.

Jefferies just boosted their price target on Abercrombie up to $220. Considering the stock closed below $140, that’s pointing to a targeted upside of 60%. 

This stock was hot during the pandemic. It's time to rethink its future.