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"They are trying to extend the brand to non-athletic people," said Jefferies analyst Randal Konik.
Consumer goods stocks might not get the hype that the tech sectors or other high-growth stocks get, but there are plenty of hidden gems in the industry as well as big winners.
LULU ramps up men's apparel and launches footwear lines, betting big on growth beyond its core women's segment.
After climbing by 9% in May, the Nasdaq-100 continued to ascend in June, gaining 6.3%.
Technical athletic-to-athleisure fashion brand Lululemon, with sales topping $10 billion for its last fiscal year (ending in February), has inaugurated its first travel store at a European Airport in London—at Heathrow Airport's Terminal 5, supported by commercial real estate company Newmark.
Brian Belski, Chief Investment Strategist at BMO Capital Markets, joins 'Halftime Report' to detail his latest portfolio moves.
NKE eyes a comeback as it sharpens execution with sport-led innovation, while LULU drives growth via global reach and product expansion.
June saw a record number of 48 new Seeking Alpha analysts, each bringing fresh stock ideas and unique backgrounds to the platform. Analysts provided ratings from Sell to Buy, with detailed justifications based on market trends, company fundamentals, and sector-specific challenges. Key investment theses include bullish views on Alphabet, TSM, AppLovin, and Rolls-Royce, a bearish call Samsara, and a neutral stance on SoundHound AI.
Lorraine Hutchinson, Bank of America, joins 'Fast Money' to talk the impact of the Vietnam tariff announcement on retailers.