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Bear of the Day: Archive
Bear of the Day: Boston Beer Company (SAM)
by Andrew Rocco
With American alcohol consumption near historic lows, Boston Beer Company is fighting an uphill battle.
SAMNegative Net Change
investing
Bear of the Day: Thor Industries (THO)
by Benjamin Rains
The RV giant's revenue and earnings have dropped over the last several years as it faces multiple headwinds.
THOPositive Net Change
consumer-discretionary transportation
Bear of the Day: Las Vegas Sands (LVS)
by Derek Lewis
LVS shares have had a tough time in 2026 so far, down nearly 30% YTD and seeing several negative post-earnings reactions. The company fell short of the Zacks Consensus EPS estimate by 24% in its latest release.
LVSPositive Net Change
consumer-discretionary gaming
Bear of the Day: Pilgrim's Pride (PPC)
by Bryan Hayes
Pilgrim's earnings are ultimately hostage to the spread between chicken prices and feed costs - a spread the company does not control.
PPCNegative Net Change
consumer-staples earnings food investing
Bear of the Day: Turtle Beach Corporation (TBCH)
by Benjamin Rains
The gaming accessories maker best known for its headsets has seen its earnings revisions tank after a disappointing second-quarter release on August 6.
TBCHPositive Net Change
gaming
Bear of the Day: Celsius (CELH)
by Jeremy Mullin
A Beverage Bet That Lost Its Fizz
CELHNegative Net Change DARPositive Net Change
consumer-staples
Bear of the Day: Krispy Kreme (DNUT)
by Ethan Feller
Shares of Krispy Kreme have struggled since it IPO, as poor financial management and a challenged business model weigh on the stock.
DNUTNo Net Change
food
Bear of the Day: Builders FirstSource (BLDR)
by Tracey Ryniec
There is no housing recovery in 2026.
BLDRNegative Net Change
home-builder retail
Bear of the Day: Ecopetrol (EC)
by David Bartosiak
Just because the energy sector has been hot does not mean it is going to stay lit forever.
BPPositive Net Change ECNegative Net Change
energy
Bear of the Day: Boston Scientific (BSX)
by Kevin Cook
Despite nearly doubling revenues to $21+ billion in the past 5 years, BSX has dropped 60% in the past year
BSXNegative Net Change
medical-devices