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Bear of the Day: Archive
Bear of the Day: Louisiana-Pacific (LPX)
by Shaun Pruitt
Louisiana-Pacific is facing unfavorable commodity exposure, cyclical demand risk, and a long list of operational and macroeconomic vulnerabilities.
LPXNegative Net Change
basic-materials construction earnings investing
Bear of the Day: KB Home (KBH)
by Andrew Rocco
KB Home is suffering from high interest rates, lower margins, and slowing earnings growth.
KBHNegative Net Change
construction home-builder
Bear of the Day: Blue Owl Capital (OWL)
by David Bartosiak
Private credit was one of the hottest areas of finance in recent memory but it's yet to survive a significant downturn.
CNSNegative Net Change OWLPositive Net Change FGNXNegative Net Change
finance
Bear of the Day: The Campbell's Company (CPB)
by Derek Lewis
Negative earnings estimate revisions stemming from a guidance cut and a tough operating environment have led to a weak performance from CPB shares.
CPBNegative Net Change
consumer-staples food
Bear of the Day: Whirlpool (WHR)
by Bryan Hayes
The company's performance remains pressured by cost inflation, elevated promotional activity and a weak housing market.
WHRPositive Net Change
earnings investing retail
Bear Of The Day: Dorman Products (DORM)
by Brian Bolan
Despite beating the number in each of the last four quarters, estimates have slipped for this automotive parts company.
DORMPositive Net Change
autonomous-vehicles
Bear of the Day: Avis Budget Group (CAR)
by Jeremy Mullin
This explosive rally may be running on fumes as a massive short squeeze masks weakening fundamentals and falling earnings estimates.
CARPositive Net Change ULHNegative Net Change
transportation
Bear of the Day: RH (RH)
by Ethan Feller
RH shares have suffered amid stagnant growth and a challenged macro environment.
RHNegative Net Change
furniture-retailers
Bear of the Day: FitLife Brands (FTLF)
by Tracey Ryniec
Consumers are buying fewer wellness products in 2026.
FTLFPositive Net Change
consumer-discretionary retail
Bear of the Day: Sonic Automotive (SAH)
by David Bartosiak
Margin compression, higher prices and interest rates are creating a huge headwind in automotive.
ANNegative Net Change SAHNegative Net Change LADPositive Net Change
transportation