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#lulu A typical clothing company that is pass it hey day , the gemmick is old n over used , don't see them innovating just more aggressive marketing maybe their stock will go up id they hire Sydney Sweeney as a spoke person but this company has not been innovating for a while

Nah won't buy Lululemon. It's not a business I would like to invest

$Lululemon Athletica(LULU)$ Lululemon’s shares just took a nosedive, plummeting 23% after the company slashed its full-year earnings guidance, pointing to a “dynamic macroenvironment.” The apparel sector’s in a rough patch—GAP’s stock tanked 20% in a single day post-earnings, Skechers announced plans to delist, and Trump’s new tariff policies are threatening budget footwear brands with an “existential crisis.” With Lululemon’s stock at a precarious $277, is this a golden opportunity to buy the dip, invest in their premium yoga gear, or both? Let’s unpack the “Product+Stock” strategy and see what’s worth your money. The Apparel Sector’s Tariff Nightmare Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs are shaking up the apparel industry. A baseline 10% tariff on a

$Lululemon Athletica(LULU)$ $Gap, Inc(GAP)$ $Nike(NKE)$ 🔥👟🧘‍♀️ Lululemon’s Tipping Point: Strong Brand, Sliding Growth, Would You Buy the Dip? 🧘‍♀️👟🔥 This isn’t just about a 20% drop. Lululemon just lost $8 billion in market cap in a day, and the question is whether this was an overreaction to a soft earnings guide or the market finally recognising a saturation story hiding behind a strong brand. Let’s break down what just happened, what the charts and fundamentals say, how Lululemon stacks up against its biggest rivals, and whether I’d buy $LULU at these levels. 🧾 Earnings Reality Check: When Fundamentals Collide with Forward Guidance Lululemon’s latest results we

Lululemon's product and stock strategy is interesting, but I'm not certain about investing in it. 🤔  Their focus on innovation, sustainability, and community engagement is impressive, but I'm still weighing the pros and cons. Some potential pros: - Strong brand loyalty and premium pricing power 💸 - Expanding product lines and global reach 🌎 - Investing in digital transformation 📊 - Commitment to sustainability and social responsibility 🌿 - Strong financials and consistent revenue growth 📈 However, some potential cons: - Increasing competition from other athleisure brands 👟 - High expectations for growth might lead to overvaluation 📈 - Dependence on specific markets and demographics 👥 - Potential impact of economic downturns on consumer spending 💸 - Challenges in maintaining quality co

📍 What's Behind the Fall LULU just cut its full-year guidance, blaming a “dynamic macroenvironment.” Shares dropped 23%, adding to the retail bloodbath — GAP fell 20% last week, and Skechers is delisting. Tariff risks are also rising, especially for brands sourcing from China or Vietnam. 📍 The Bigger Picture Despite the miss, Lululemon still boasts one of the strongest brand moats in athleisure. Its gross margin (~55%) and loyal customer base rival luxury, not just sportswear. But the market’s punishing anything that hints at margin pressure or demand softness. 📍 My Strategy LULU under $300 is starting to look attractive on a 2025 PE basis I'm not rushing in yet — want to see how Q2 margins hold and how tariffs evolve Might start with a buy-the-product, watch-the-stock approach — use the p

Actually yeah is so true. Buy both product and stock together together. Cos we will growth together with that particular company 😅

My little sibling is LULU haha. So I'd consider buying. LoL. Sounds impulsive but hey. LuLu has good earnings to boot. Price have fallen quite abit so why not?  PERFECT DAY TRADE SET UP IF YOU ASK ME. @LULU ROCKET  

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LULU!!!  I am LULU!!  I like LULULEMON!! I'd buy because I think prices have fallen quite a bit. And once they have found their bottom, I trust the management will bring LULU to greater heights again. Management is just being very modest about future earnings thanks to uncertainty created by TRUMP. Other than that, LULU is a strong stock contender.

No I would not buy LUMU stock 

First time come across product + stock theory. Anyway, just follow your heart and not follow the mass market.

Buy what product you enjoy to spent on and buy what stock you think can make some profit. Not a supporter of "Product+Stock" strategy.

I think buy product + buy stock theory is half the story. It means familiarity and if it is popular, there is a good chance of it doing well. However, there is also a risk of bias in this view and resulting in a loss. I feel familiarity with the product is a starting point to study the company’s financial performance well before buying the stock. On the other hand, even if we don’t buy the product, we can also buy the stock if the performance is good. For example, I buy BYD stock but I don’t buy any cars. Same for popmart! I don’t wear any Lululemon, too expensive! While my shopping cart is important, the popularity with the masses is more important as my financial means can never beat the masses! So, it is more important to look at trends and don’t fight it. I would consider buying if

good idea

I think it will work but depend on how much you like about the product. For me, I like Coca-Cola, so I buy $Coca-Cola(KO)$

interesting idea. but a lot of those you cite are fad gimmicks or trend products if your ready to pull your funds before their demise maybe.⭐🐯

Gen Z may not be brand conscious but seeking flor value for money apparel purchase this might be a huge obstacle for many middle class mass market brands to overcome