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Bear of the Day: Archive
Bear of the Day: IREN Limited (IREN)
by Kevin Cook
Analysts were slashing EPS estimates ahead of this report, but after MSFT deal a trough may be close
IRENNegative Net Change MSFTNegative Net Change DELLNegative Net Change NVDANegative Net Change
alt-energy artificial-intelligence bitcoin cloud-computing energy
Bear of the Day: MGM Resorts International (MGM)
by Benjamin Rains
MGM Resorts fell short of our Q3 earnings estimate on October 29 and provided downbeat guidance, earning it a Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell).
MGMNegative Net Change
consumer-discretionary
Bear of the Day: Flutter Entertainment (FLUT)
by Andrew Rocco
Flutter, the world's largest sports betting company, is facing significant headwinds, including rising expenses and rising competition from integrated financial platforms.
AAPLPositive Net Change ICEPositive Net Change HOODNegative Net Change FLUTPositive Net Change
gambling gaming
Bear of the Day: Cogent Communications (CCOI)
by Shaun Pruitt
Cogent Communications (CCOI) is a stock that investors will want to avoid amid widening losses and concerns over its financial stability.
CCOINegative Net Change TPositive Net Change VZPositive Net Change CMCSANegative Net Change LUMNNegative Net Change NEXNPositive Net Change
dividends earnings internet investing tech-stocks
Bear of the Day: lululemon athletica (LULU)
by Derek Lewis
Negative earnings estimate revisions, stemming from a challenging demand picture, paint a challenging picture for the company's shares in the near-term.
LULUPositive Net Change
apparel
Bear of the Day: Lennar Corporation (LEN)
by Benjamin Rains
The recent negative earnings revisions, which landed the U.S. homebuilding giant a Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell), extend a prolonged downward trend for Lennar.
LENPositive Net Change
home-builder
Bear Of The Day: Grid Dynamics (GDYN)
by Brian Bolan
Estimates have fallen for this stock over the last 90 days but it reports earnings tonight after the close!
GDYNNegative Net Change
business-services
Bear of the Day: Oklo (OKLO)
by Jeremy Mullin
This red-hot nuclear stock tied to the AI energy boom could be running out of fuel as earnings momentum fades.
OKLONegative Net Change BENegative Net Change
alt-energy oil-energy
Bear of the Day: Papa John's International (PZZA)
by Ethan Feller
Papa John's International stock has been trending lower for the last three years amid stagnant sales and earnings downgrades
PZZANegative Net Change
restaurants retail
Bear of the Day: Helen of Troy (HELE)
by Tracey Ryniec
Tariffs and slow consumer demand are biting.
HELENegative Net Change
consumer-discretionary retail
Bear of the Day: Paycom Software (PAYC)
by David Bartosiak
Did the company just cannibalize profits with its own AI?
WDAYPositive Net Change PAYCPositive Net Change PCTYPositive Net Change
saas
Bear of the Day: Eos Energy Enterprises (EOSE)
by Kevin Cook
Despite a big EPS miss, sales and big partnerships are ramping for this maker of zinc battery systems
EOSENegative Net Change ORCLNegative Net Change TSLAPositive Net Change
artificial-intelligence batteries energy
Bear of the Day: 1-800 Flowers (FLWS)
by Shaun Pruitt
Free-falling from a 52-week high of $9 a share, the technical analysis for 1-800 Flowers stock reflects a very bearish outlook with limited short-term support levels.
FLWSNegative Net Change AMZNNegative Net Change WMTPositive Net Change COSTNo Net Change
e-commerce earnings investing retail
Bear of the Day: Bloomin' Brands (BLMN)
by Andrew Rocco
Bloomin' Brands faces numerous challenges, from slowing traffic and shrinking margins to evolving consumer preferences.
CBRLNegative Net Change CMGPositive Net Change DRINegative Net Change TXRHPositive Net Change BLMNNegative Net Change
restaurants
Bear of the Day: Dine Brands Global, Inc. (DIN)
by Benjamin Rains
DIN stock tanked -60% in the past three years, while its Retail- Restaurants industry climbed +12%. The restaurant company has a rough balance sheet, and its earnings revisions have dropped over the past several years.
DINPositive Net Change
restaurants
Bear of the Day: lululemon athletica (LULU)
by Derek Lewis
LULU shares have plunged over the last year, down nearly 50%. Weakening growth has been a major red flag.
LULUPositive Net Change
apparel
Bear of the Day: RH (RH)
by Ethan Feller
Restoration Hardware stock has struggled as the luxury furniture market languishes
RHPositive Net Change
furniture-retailers
Bear Of The Day: Bloomin Brands (BLMN)
by Brian Bolan
Despite beating the number in the most recent report, this stock was taken out by investors.
BLMNNegative Net Change
restaurants
Bear of the Day: Pilgrims Pride (PPC)
by Jeremy Mullin
Is This Chicken Stock About to Hatch Trouble for Bulls.
PPCPositive Net Change TSNPositive Net Change
consumer-staples
Bear of the Day: Constellation Brands (STZ)
by Tracey Ryniec
Consumers are buying less alcohol in 2025.
STZNegative Net Change
consumer-discretionary
Bear of the Day: Core Natural Resources (CNR)
by David Bartosiak
Just because a whole industry is seeing its stock price rise does not mean you should buy them all.
ARLPNo Net Change SXCNegative Net Change CNRNegative Net Change
energy
Bear of the Day: Oscar Health (OSCR)
by Kevin Cook
Despite a big boost in revenue guidance, analysts reversed course on profitability for this digital insurer
OSCRPositive Net Change
insurance medical
Bear of the Day: Dave & Buster's (PLAY)
by Shaun Pruitt
Dave & Buster's stock has had the remnants of a value trap for quite some time, but the cat is out of the bag now, considering its diminishing EPS outlook.
PLAYNegative Net Change
earnings investing restaurants retail
Bear of the Day: Cracker Barrel (CBRL)
by Andrew Rocco
Cracker Barrel's attempt to modernize its brand backfired severely, resulting in a significant stock drop and erosion of trust with its customer base.
CBRLNegative Net Change DRINegative Net Change TXRHPositive Net Change DENNPositive Net Change BLMNNegative Net Change
restaurants
Bear of the Day: Columbia Sportswear Company (COLM)
by Benjamin Rains
Columbia is struggling against multiple headwinds, from slowing consumer spending made worse by lingering inflation to tariffs and more.
COLMNegative Net Change
apparel