
NASDAQ:LULU
This summary was created by AI, based on 25 opinions in the last 12 months.
LuLulemon Athletica (LULU) is currently experiencing significant challenges, including disappointing sales and earnings, loss of its leadership position in the athleisure market, and increased competition from cheaper alternatives. The stock has seen a steep decline over the past year, down approximately 65%, with recent guidance indicating continued struggles ahead as same-store sales in North America fell by 5%. Despite these issues, analysts remain cautiously optimistic, noting the brand's strong global presence and potential for a turnaround, especially with new products launching under a new designer. Technical patterns suggest a possible bottoming out, but pressure from tariffs and market volatility adds risk. Investors are advised to accumulate shares slowly, while others express concern over the company's management and overall direction.
A great performer this year. They've done a nice job with their product line and hitting on the fashion trends. Selling online has seen massive growth. It trades at 40x earnings (historical earnings are 32x). They've had missteps in the past five years, though. He's waiting for a better entry point. He's also looking at Aritzia in the clothing space.
They're now penetrating a post-leisure world where S, M, L, XL doesn't exist, but the clothing is custom-fit. They're going beyond the usual gym story with a new CEO. Have a a huge, untapped market going forward. It's up 100% back this year. Its mojo is back. (no dividend, Analysts' price target: $154.114)
This has had a very strange existence where it has been absolutely supreme in the pricing of its garments. Extremely limited in its colours, but very special materials. It has another side which has rarely been seen in public. The company has been volatile, but has a tremendous capacity for expansion globally.