LULU - lululemon athletica inc. 0 WATCHERS

Pretty sure LULU market cap just moved into ATZ & GRGD .

$NU i own good pick $FOUR on the watchlist its investable i just have better ideas dont know PLMR SKWD LULU is super risky; they have no moat. everybody does athletic wear now, and theirs are going out of style Should look at DLO, great GARP pick

I need LULU to meme

It’s almost my favorite time of year again - time to buy puts on LULU

$LULU 1 of 1 pt 2 Here we go again. ER on Thursday 12/11. Let’s roll the dice.

Been recommending $LULU for a long time here but nobody agrees. I started my average down at $230. There are some valid arguments against but many invalid. I am a big believer. Holding 100 @ $178

COST and LULU 📈 Everyone else 📉

My 6 High-Conviction Plays for 2026: From Deep Value to GARP Compounders (PLMR, SKWD, MOH, LULU, FOUR, NU) I have seen some users complaining and a lot of posts about the same companies, so I wanted to share my top 6 value picks for 2026, hopefully at least a couple …

Had one of my best days of the year yesterday with a mid 5 figure gain in the port and while that was going on I was saying here not to miss the dip on these 2, which I doubled down on again: - Barrick Gold - SBSW I also …

Wait, the stock that’s down 98% in the last 5 years, 50% the last year alone is classic accumulation? This isn’t even trying very hard. There’s plenty of other names to choose from that aren’t $1. This is hilarious Edit: — this is a text I sent to a buddy …

I can’t find a single wide moat business trading at a valuation that will give good returns over 5-10 years. However, there are opportunities to buy ‘ok’ businesses at attractive prices… not a a lot but still decent upside. For example, ABEV under $2.31, YUMC under $42, Nice under $109, …

MSTR, LULU, SLV January calls

I'll tell you another one I like that is in a good dip that sells some of LULU clothes, and that's TDUP ThredUp, check it out, up 365% for a year and is in a good buy dip right now !!

Will $LULU have good guidance at earnings tomororw? I think yes. Lululemon [$LULU](https://x.com/search?q=%24LULU&src=cashtag_click) reports earnings Dec 11. With the exception of [$OVO](https://x.com/search?q=%24OVO&src=cashtag_click) and [$PYPL](https://x.com/search?q=%24PYPL&src=cashtag_click) this may be the best buy in the market right now. * Great margins (23% vs Nike at 12%), * 11.6 P/E vs comps at 30+. …

$LULU Lululemon reports earnings tomorrow Dec 04, should be a strong catalyst. EDIT: Lululemon [$LULU](https://x.com/search?q=%24LULU&src=cashtag_click) reports earnings Dec 11th not 4th; they changed it. With the exception of [$OVO](https://x.com/search?q=%24OVO&src=cashtag_click) and [$PYPL](https://x.com/search?q=%24PYPL&src=cashtag_click) this may be the best buy in the market right now. * Great margins (23% vs Nike at 12%), …

I'm just going off my gut here but i'm going to full send 10 grand spread out into these plays: NVDA 3dte 178p, NFLX 3dte 107P, LULU 3dte 190c, SPY 9dte 675p NVDA= Too much hype, going to pull back; NFLX= Too much competition and no one has the attention …

GOOG $350, RDDT $400, LULU $250. I've got 3 and a half weeks!

Retail might be the biggest beneficiary (Walmart, Target, Costco). Apparrel would get a nice boost as well...figure Nike and LULU might get the biggest bumps.

LULU, DECK, ELF, CROX

Large importers right? Costco, Amazon, etc. Probably fashion brands like LULU and LVMH that import a lot too.

What’s interesting is that this list is more about multiple compression than broken companies. CMG, TTD, and LULU didn’t fall because their businesses collapsed they fell because valuations were insane going into 2025. If 2026 brings lower rates + multiple expansion, some of these names could swing hard the other …

Hahahahah.. I own DECK, LULU and CMCSA

LULU, DG, DIS are all good value at current levels.

$DOUL, $LULU, $ADBE

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MA, META, AMZN, LULU if they deliver

I've been looking at retail lately. Got ANF a few weeks ago and im up 39% got URBN and was looking at BBWI. These Im treating as swing trades not necessarily long term value investments. Also DVN is good. been looking at a few others but not buying yet. LULU, …

Selling CNC and potentially LEN. LULU, CMCSA and CBT are on the buy list. Plus, ASX:TWE

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I want to gamble with 100k before new years due to tax harvest opportunity. Looking for maximum high risk high reward stocks. So basically any loss what I could end up getting next month I can make a lot smaller due to tax harvesting and for that reason I’m looking …

I dumped all my $LULU when I heard it referenced in a rap song as a desirable brand. Thank you Big Pluto for releasing Whim Whammy and saving my port, it dumped like straight after

just went to the mall, AEO puts, LULU calls

These are my picks:CMCSA under $40, LULU under $200,DECK under $87, CROX under $84, IPAR under $79 and PYPL under $58. I generally don't hold stocks forever. If they exceed 1.5 times my assessment of fair value, I sell them over time. Or after 3 years.

$LULU into earnings next week? I'm thinking this runs into earnings. 1.3B in cash, share buy backs, and well dicsounted versus its piers. 23% margin vs nike at 12% but its price to earnings is 11.6 vs 30 at Nike. It beats it on all metrics yet is trading at …

Lets seeeee [LULU](https://aimytrade.io/ticker/LULU)

I'm thinkin Lululemon $LULU ready to pop I'm thinking this runs into earnings. 1.3B in cash, share buy backs, and well dicsounted versus its piers. 23% margin vs nike at 12% but its price to earnings is 11.6 vs 30 at Nike. It beats it on all metrics yet is …

I think that right now the market thinks LULU’s product cycle has gone cold, and the stock won’t re-rate until we see either a breakout new category, a viral hero product, or real traction in the men’s performance segment.

Would you sell or hold LULU, 95 shares average 215

!banbet LULU 199 15D

Democracy: you think. LULU up.

Amer is a better stock Owned by the founder of LULU

Found the LULU bag holder

I have half my portfolio in LULU right now. Moat discussion itself is overrated, the supply chain and brand recognition of Lulu will be enough to maintain sales globally. People act like Lulu is bleeding money or something. It’s still a growing business, albeit slightly and now it’s priced as …

Been loading up on Lulu. Think it has long term staying power, people underestimate the number of men that where LULU. Also many are in prime working years, Lulu easy sub for work clothing Was in GAP earlier as well but have been exiting lately and luckily with decent gain. …

I’m not super confident in LULU coming back to its all-time high, though they could certainly return to growth. It’s a really difficult business (especially in terms of lead times) that became much more competitive (vuori, Oncloud, alo, even Costco) and the past two earnings call results showed they’ve lost …

$LULU back at 2018 prices $LULU is back to levels last seen in 2018. The reasons: Consumer behaviour and preferences change fast. It is hard to forecast these in the long run. The growth slowed down, and Lululemon pants are not the preferred choice amongst Gen Z. At the same …

I’m in LULU. 336 shares at $188

And here I am, trying to restrain myself from buying more bargains I see everywhere. Couldn't stop myself and bought some CMCSA and a bit of LULU.

LULU bought at 320$

Estimated earnings is lower than previous quarter with shakey guidance. This + consumer budget/recession fears, I am bearish on LULU, I have some puts in but nothing with high conviction

I don't have much insight on LULU the stock, but I do like the pants I have from them. Looking into other clothing brands though, are Nike, Adidas, Ralph Lauren, Burlington, Boot Barn all seriously trading at a > 30 P/E? What is the thesis here? It appears LULU is …

Bullish on Lululemon heading into Earnings Dec 04 $LULU Bullish on $LULU Lululemon. Ive held this stock for a few months and finally back to where I started. Options are up 18%, my holdings are now flat. I think we have a solid run up to earnings and if sales …

Bullish on Lululemon $LULU heading into earnings Dec 04 Ive held this stock for a few months and finally back to where I started. Options are up 18%, my holdings are now flat. I think we have a solid run up to earnings and if sales are good, OH BOY …

NU and ATZ.TO ATHs. The latter is up 109% YTD while it's closest competitor, LULU, is down 53%.

LULU is next. I have been adding.

Damn so much for LULU and NKE

Funny cus retailers are having themselves a day in the market, $LULU, $KSS, $RL etc etc even retail ETF $RTH up pretty big

Chad & Stacy Folio doing well (LULU and ANF)

Get on the LULU train, losers

SHOP, INTC, ASTS, BBAI, LULU, Barrick, SBSW, GOOG & UBER.

I gotta say thank you to Michael Burry for one thing at least, his release showing the NVDA and PLTR puts also showed him buying LULU which I decided to jump into also. Up almost 10% on those buys in just a few weeks. Good stuff

MOH, MO, & SIRI - I also love ANF & LULU at these prices, but they are not defensive other than valuation.

Dying millennial trends starter pack: DIS CMG SBUX TGT LULU

LULU price target $520

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Feel like a broken record, but I still see value in consumer discretionary: NVS, LULU, DECK and CROX

Retail is a scary sector in general, especially right now. LULU is a brand I was wearing 20 years ago but I honestly do not understand where it’s going. I think trying to be a fashion brand is a mistake. Sure, it was for some people, but most of us …

I actually agree with a lot of what you said: margins will erode, and they will lose share. That’s inevitable in apparel... but the real question is *how fast* that happens. If the decay is gradual, $LULU can still generate strong returns on capital for years. A 40% ROE business …

Retail is scary AF, and with the market uncertainty investors will be cautious… if the economy (especially the job) gets healthier LULU will benefit.

Retail is a mine field. The problem I see with LULU is China and international markets. They don’t value the brand the same way as American consumers. Most of the growth is e-commerce, they should probably open fewer stores and focus on e-commerce, otherwise it’s easy to go from highly …

No lol. It is haunted by the ghost of Abercrombie. LULU has become a fashion brand instead of technical

I'd pick DECK over LULU just because people notice shoes more than pants. I don't like the risk reward for either in the current macro environment. If retail sales data is weak both stocks will be hammered

Just wait until LULU announces their next seasons line of AI-tech active wear.

Funny. I'm about to initiate a LULU position. Compelling.

This post of people being bearish on LULU means that it's probably gonna FLY

LULU is intriguing to me here. It has been a falling knife but seems to be consolidating here. Their upcoming earnings release in DEC will be telling. Their new partnership with AMEX feels like a good idea. Amex platinum holders get a $75 credit per quarter. This is targeting the …

LULU is like an opposite NVDA expectations wise. The stock is down a whopping 55 % year to date. Earnings are a few weeks away and honestly how bad can it get? I think the worst case scenario is the stock drops somewhere between 5-10 % while the best case …

I prefer BAK LULU more

I do find value in this sub. Whilst I agree some of the lost are repetitive I have occasionally come across some nice ideas or view points that I didn't see earlier or missed completely. My hypothesis for why we see so many repetitive posts is that it is so …

Thanks. Appreciate your views on this. I am someone kn the other side, holding LULU (it's almost 10% of my portfolio). Yes competition is fierce. And yes some of LULUs problems are self inflicted - quality and newsness. And then there are issues that are external to them - tarrifs …

I tend to agree with you (I never invest in single name retail stocks) but there are plenty of examples of these companies coming in and out of vogue - I mean you named GAP which has had crazy ups and downs as trends change and they capture them or …

Can we pleaae stop it with the LULU threads? This is gonna sound abrasive and ranty, but bear with me. Retail apparel is fiercely competitive. LULU had a great run in large part due to their first-mover advantage. They didn't just dominate the athleisure trend, they practically created it. Combined …

It is almost 10% of my portfolio. Avg price $166. I think LULU's issues are self inflicted and internal and most importantly, fixable in my opinion. The CEO agreed that their style have been stale and have appointed a new person to revamp the newness by 2026. They do need …

Classic stock market buyer rear view looking here imo. the quality of the goods has gone down (same with NKE, hence the comparisons). I have no idea which way the stock will go, but fashion is cyclical and LULU is clearly not in an expansion phase.

LULU is haunted by the ghost of Nike. LULU is a fantastic business. With a PE of only about 11.5 it is still growing by double digits. Operating margins continue to expand and it has maintained ROIC >20% for over 10 years. However investors are scared $!i&-less that growth is …

SOUN has been one of the most heavily shorted stock for over a year. It will be the HIMS and LULU of the AI world.

Almost all high PE retail dropped at the end of the day LULU NKE CMG TMUS just to name a few

Deckers seems like it had a flash in the pan with Hoka. If they revitalize that product line, there could be something there, but it would be in the wake of a lot of competition. I wasn't particularly impressed with the management on the ERs. A new product line can …

LULU piece of crap. Sells plastic pants. Competition literally next door.

Deck is better positioned because it benefits from average consumer and wealthier consumers. LULU only gets above average income consumers.

I have LULU..but let me do some research on DECK

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$LULU vs $DECK? I’m curious to hear thoughts on which of these stocks is the smarter pick. They share a lot of similarities but of course are also different in ways Year to date and 1 year movement are almost exactly the same for these two stocks. Both are down …

I think Value wise NVO (PE rate 13) and Meta (PE ratio 26) are the ones with high market cap to take a look at that are mostly discussed here. This Subreddit was quite keen and GOOGL and AMD they both did 2x. I also like DUOL but this is …

LULU, DECK and now PYPL.

Link between retail/clothing stocks and MAG7 If retail/clothing brands (LULU, Nike, UA, DECK, etc) underperform in Q4 sales, will advertising companies like Google and Meta also fall in stock price? In my view, something is disconnected in the market. Either retail/clothing stocks are undervalued and a steal, or "downstream" companies …

Redditors (dis)like brands that they're (un)happy with as customers. What they don't do but should do if they're investing is take an objective and analytical view of the company. People hated on HOOD because they thought they were conspiring against retail investors. HOOD stock has done well. People hated on …

Say LULU. How are you partnering with yoga pants?

Can you do ADBE, RDDT & LULU?

LULU bull case, Melania comes out wearing $200 yoga pants

$LULU and $UNH rolling

CMG, FI, META, PFE, GAMB, UNH, QFIN, VZ, LULU, SFM, CI, BN

Alert: LULU Showing Strong Quantitative Buy Signals This Week Is Lululemon setting up for a significant move? Our V3 QuantSignals model just flagged LULU with multiple high-probability signals for the week of Nov 16, 2025. Here's what the data shows: * Relative Strength breakout above 85 (historical accuracy: 92%) * …

Stocks with 20%+ ROIC trading below 20x earnings 1. META $META: ROIC: 29% PE: 20x 2. Adobe $ADBE: ROIC: 41% PE: 14x 2. Novo Nordisk $NVO: ROIC: 53% PE: 12x 3. lululemon $LULU ROIC: 40% PE: 14x 4. Crocs $CROX: ROIC: 30% PE: 6x 5. PayPal $PYPL: ROIC: 21% PE: …

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I simply only invest in opportunities that are patently obvious. If it's some sort of edge case or something that 1 discreet event could impact the whole thesis, then it's not worth further investigation. It's not like you \*have\* to swing at every stock you research or even spend time …

With all the stocks in the world, what upside is there to LULU?

NVO is a value trap. LULU and PYPL are both **horrendous** value traps. UNH is a riskier bet than most redditors are willing to admit. For CSU you're only down by like 5 or 6% currently. And there're reasons to believe it actually might be a decent buying opportunity right …

LULU is gone dude. There are other low cost options (ksig for example or nordstroms in house). There are WAY trendier top tier options like Alo. I don’t see what you see.

LULU has lost its appeal, ridiculous PE, and won’t be coming back. Seems like you’re a bag holder here, sorry.

In what world is DUOL and LULU value ?

Don't think that LULU and DUOL are value investing

Any time a consumer growth story loses momentum, they get rug pulled in a similar manner to when a healthcare growth story slows and there's not a "next big thing" in the pipeline; the re-rating lower is significant. Look at Elf losing nearly 70% in a year and a half, …

LULU will someday have crashed enough to bounce. For what it’s worth, HundredX expressed their current assessment of Lulu’s brand perception yesterday. Their extensive surveying found that Lulu’s demographic is still losing interest in the brand and gives them the lowest rating on value for price.

I'm sitting at a 76.24 price average, about 500 shares. I was planning on selling it prior to earnings but I chose not to, thinking there was some possibility of a guidance sandbagging (foolish) and more upside. Oh boy oh boy was I wrong. This thing feels like the weakest …

From your list only three stocks are considered as value remaining speculation and shitty companies at the best. NVO long term $100 it will take a few years UNH Google Buy good companies with moat and undervalued. Amazon CRM NOW Why did you buy LULU or DUOLINGO?

It’s more than macro economy. Crocs is getting hit with tariff-speculation like LULU. The entire idea of the business is in jeopardy, not the brand, the business. Mix that with fears of real economic slowdown incoming and your valuation is going to get crushed.

United Health $UNH looks really good here pre Berkshire 13-F. Also still bullish on $LULU I've bought and sold $UNH twice in this latest run, but once again it looks really good here. I think bottom bounce around $320 is a fantastic entry. Berkshire's average is around $314 so even …

The stocks you listed are down an average of 12% this year. Something is wrong with your risk management. Also LULU and DUOL were priced as a growth company's when you bought them. If you didn't buy those two, and had equal weight on your investments you would be down …

I look at value investing two-fold. What are the fundamentals and what is the product market fit. At the end of the day, stocks trade on expectations, and it doesn’t matter how healthy the finances are if there’s a poor product market fit or antiquated business model. You need to …

Not a single one of these is a "value" stock. Except maybe Google. And, in fact, several of these were on my "short" list over the last year. Particularly LULU, TTD, and PayPal.

I'm not sure if this is real but I will try to give sincere advice. First and most importantly, please don't take serious financial advice from anyone on Reddit (or anything online for that matter), what you see on here is not at all indicative of real life. It's a …

Here’s the thing no one on this sub will tell you. Value investing doesn’t work. People just see a down stock, like NVO, PYPL, NKE, LULU, and say “it’s so cheap! Look at its PE and cash flows!” I started off in value investing, following Pobrai and others into BABA …

Value investing is not simply choosing cheap stocks. When everyone is clamoring that a stock is a steal of a deal at a certain price; what are they referencing? The highest price or what it was a few weeks ago. Even if they do the math to calculate what the …

Just opinion, not advice, but if I were you, the only ones of those I would still hold are Lulu, Pypl, and UNH. PYPL is a very easy one to just hold for 2-5 years. The company is in no danger financially, and I imagine current owners are choked that …

I think you need to differentiate between value investing and catching a falling knife. UNH, GOOG, NVO are all solid long term holds. But why would you buy DOUL, I use the app and its not that great. Idk about pypl but LULU too is one i would stay away …

This is a mess. You need to stop "doing your own research" and buy VOO for future purchases. That's the recommendation Buffet makes, and should be your major investment vehicle going forward. What you're doing isn't working. LULU, PYPL, and at least DUO are not "value" stocks, they are speculative, …

Started investing in 2021 and it's the first year I tried value investing. As a result I'm down 43% YTD, lost most of my gains, and seriously questioning "value investing". Every single year since 2021 excluding 2022 (-12%) I've had positive returns from 9 to 27%, but this is the …