BREAKING: Lululemon stock, $LULU, crashes over -20% after reporting a sharp decline in revenue and weaker than expected guidance.
The stock is now trading at its lowest level since May 2018 and down -81% from its all-time high.
Not sure if anyone cares about $CBRS but I'm listening to the earnings call and hearing some pretty bullish stuff.
I don't think the stock should be down -15% AH after raising full year guidance and full year gross margins.
Stock looks expensive on 2026 numbers but looks cheap if you think they can 10x revenues over the next 3 years.
I fully understand the volatility drag and decay associated with leveraged ETFs. However, my market experience tells me that even for the most brutal cyclical stocks—such as shipping equities—after a steep pullback from their peaks, a 3x forward P/E is already nearing the lower bound of a reasonable valuation range. Let alone a memory industry leader with a significantly deeper economic moat.
My rational mind tells me that any further downside for SK Hynix is purely driven by emotional selling, and I should act as a contrarian and pull the trigger on a buy