Michael Burry called Lululemon a "fat pitch" below $100, seeing a generational buying opportunity due to temporary setbacks and a new CEO's potential turnaround. He highlighted the company's strong cash position and lack of debt as downside protection. Conversely, Jim Cramer urged caution, citing leadership instability, tough competition in athleisure, and disappointing China sales, warning that buying simply because the stock is cheap has been risky. The key difference is their time horizon: Burry is long-term optimistic, while Cramer focuses on short-term risks and repeated earnings cuts. As of September 11, 2026, Lululemon shares traded just below $97, down significantly year-to-date.
lululemon reported weaker-than-expected revenue and lowered its full-year guidance on September 3, 2026, citing negative media, soft product launches, and reduced store traffic. Following this, its stock price fell sharply by 17.38% to $100.61. Brons...
Nike stock has fallen 40% this year, mirroring declines in peers On Holding and Lululemon, which are down 41% and 53% respectively. This suggests the drop is due to a broad category selloff in athletic apparel rather than company-specific issues. Des...
lululemon reported weaker-than-expected Q2 2026 results and sharply lowered its full-year revenue and earnings guidance, citing negative media, poor new-product launches, and lower store traffic. Following the announcement, its stock price dropped 17...
Lululemon reported weaker-than-expected Q2 2026 results and lowered its full-year revenue and earnings outlook, citing negative media, poor new product launches, and reduced store traffic. Following this, its stock dropped 17.38% on September 4, 2026...
BMO Capital Markets initiated coverage of Lululemon Athletica with an Underperform rating and a $70 price target, citing weakening demand in key markets and margin pressures. This follows a 4% revenue decline in Q2 and a reduced full-year forecast. M...
