Lorne Steinberg: Lululemon’s problems are likely fixable—stocks to watch


Lorne Steinberg of Lorne Steinberg Wealth Management tells BNN Bloomberg why Lululemon’s issues may be fixable and highlights stocks investors should monitor now.

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Lorne Steinberg told BNN Bloomberg that Lululemon’s recent problems look fixable, a clear vote of confidence from a wealth manager who follows Canadian and U.S. consumer names closely. He framed the issues as operational rather than structural, inventory and assortment headaches that can be corrected rather than a lasting demand collapse. That view stands out because it contrasts with recent price action: the stock has pulled back, but Steinberg is calling the pullback a potentially repairable phase rather than the start of a long decline.