After Declining 45% This Year, Can Lululemon Bounce Back in the Second Half of 2026?
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If a stock is down 50%, it would need to double to just get back to where it was before its decline. It's a tall task, but it also demonstrates just what kind of upside a beaten-down stock could have if it's able to get back to where it was after a sell-off. The big question, of course, is whether it can recover, because declines like that don't just happen for no reason. Lululemon Athletica ( LULU 2.96% ) has lost almost that much during just the first six months of the year. At the mid-way point, it was down an incredible 45%. With the company in the midst of a CEO transition, could it be worth taking a chance on this struggling apparel stock? The problem with Lululemon's business is simple to explain, but hard to fix. The growth has virtually evaporated for this once-top growth stock . When it reported earnings last month, the company's comparable growth rate on a constant-dollar basis was just 2%. That's a far cry from what it used to generate in the past, when double-digit growth was not a problem at all.
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