LuLulemon Athletica (US) (LULU-Q)

Looking at the chart, a deep value play. A brand-new addition for her, just picking it up this week. Over the years, she's traded it multiple times and made money. Retail sector has been one of the primary pain points in the last few months, and she sees opportunity. No dividend.

With this one, you have to consider the bigger picture: quality, customer loyalty. 80% of revenue in 2023 from USA, 10% from China, rest globally. Oversold, recession fears have moved to the back burner. Trading at 40% discount to 10-year average. Her price target is $400, a 37% return on a trade from here. High-quality business, challenging macro, story's far from over.

At 20x PE trades lower than Nike. Believes in LULU's management and positioning.

They report next week. They have huge brand awareness, but to be honest this is a tax-loss sale after they report. However, he won't do that yet because they trade at 30x historically and now at 21x. He bought at 27x. He got ahead of this, but won't sell it yet. No doubt there's more competition in this space.

Is down 31% in the last 6 months. Wait till they report before making a move.

Revenue growth is up 30% in the past 3 years, but 18% in the past year, so growth may be moderating and the pandemic bump could be over. Shares are up 105% over the last 5 years, but down 30% year to date. This may be a maturing company.

Strength in brand and company. Headwinds in the apparel category, weighing on demand. Higher price point, somewhat discretionary (though depends who you ask ;) Show-me. High expectations. Watch and wait for a couple of back-to-back stronger quarters. Price trend is down.

He's usually bullish LULU but their last nights were not that good.

It's always been tough to get this at a reasonable price. It is a good, popular product with longevity. It is getting to a point where you could buy a half position.

Wants to buy it. It remains expensive though shares are sliding 16% today. They have a unique brand.

It's a larger read-through on the state of the consumer. Q1 is partially disappointing, delivering on earnings but need to deliver on guidance. Are concerns. They've disappointed here in the past, but quickly recovered. Shares have fallen below its 200-day moving average.

YTD vs. the market lags, but in the past year is up 59% vs. 30% for the S&P. This will be a gross margin, direct-to-consumer story which he hopes is 15% while he hopes the gross margin is 58%.