Lululemon Drops to 8-Year Low After Weak Earnings — Is Turnaround Failing?

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Shares fell below $100 as comp sales and guidance weaken; report cites leadership issues and no clear bright spots. Analyst discusses outlook and an options trade example.

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Shares of Lululemon fell below $100 for the first time since 2018 after an earnings report Marley Kayden described as having no "bright spots", and the company trimmed its outlook again. That combination of sliding comparable-store sales, leadership questions, and renewed guidance cuts turns a once-certain turnaround into a test of investor patience. Schwab Network highlighted an options trade example, a reminder that when fundamentals wobble, derivatives often become the quickest way for traders to express conviction or hedge downside.