I’ve always been a fan of Lululemon. Their products—athletic apparel, footwear, and accessories—combine style, quality, and functionality in a way few brands manage. From sleek leggings to cozy hoodies, they make workout gear that people actually want to wear outside the gym. It’s no wonder Lululemon has cultivated such a loyal following. But when it comes to their stock, things have been rough lately. Lululemon (LULU) has now dropped for consecutive quarters, recently hitting levels not seen since 2020. The company topped second-quarter earnings estimates but slightly missed revenue expectations. More concerningly, Lululemon said the effect of tariffs and the removal of the de minimis exception are hitting its sales. Tariffs, competition, and headwinds from peers like Alo have weighed hea
Lulu Drops for 3 Quarters: Back to 2020 Lows - Buy the Dip?
Lululemon plunged again as it slashes earnings outlook, projects $240 million tariff hit. Lululemon topped second-quarter earnings estimates but slightly missed revenue expectations. The company said the effect of tariffs and the removal of the de minimis exception are hitting its sales. In last earnings, Lululemon already lost 20% on the day. Affected by tariff and Alo's hit, lululemon lost 56% YTD. Would you consider buying the dip on Lululemon? Lululemon products or Lululemon stock — which would you choose?
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