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Bear of the Day: Archive
Bear of the Day: Builders FirstSource (BLDR)
by Derek Lewis
A challenging operating environment for BLDR has caused analysts to slash EPS expectations across the board. But given strength off 2025 lows, can the tide soon be turning?
BLDRNegative Net Change
construction
Bear of the Day: Cracker Barrel (CBRL)
by Bryan Hayes
Recent missteps with its logo along with weak store traffic will likely nurture the stock's downtrend.
CBRLNegative Net Change
apparel earnings food investing
Bear of the Day: AutoZone (AZO)
by Jeremy Mullin
Pump the Brakes on This High-Flying Stock
AZONegative Net Change
auto-tires-trucks retail
Bear Of The Day: Lululemon Athletica (LULU)
by Brian Bolan
Despite the fact that this company has beat the number in each of the last four quarters, estimates are still falling.
LULUPositive Net Change
apparel
Bear of the Day: Leggett & Platt (LEG)
by Ethan Feller
Leggett & Platt stock has declined due to stagnant sales growth and falling earnings estimates
LEGNegative Net Change
furniture-retailers
Bear of the Day: Civitas Resources (CIVI)
by Tracey Ryniec
Even with low oil prices, this E&P is paying a big dividend.
CIVINegative Net Change
oil-energy
Bear of the Day: MarineMax (HZO)
by David Bartosiak
The pandemic fueled buying frenzy is over and rates have a long way to go down.
BBWNegative Net Change SNNegative Net Change HZONegative Net Change
consumer-discretionary
Bear of the Day: Synopsys (SNPS)
by Kevin Cook
Leading provider of electronic design automation for semis reports big EPS miss and spooks investors
SNPSNegative Net Change INTCNegative Net Change NVDANegative Net Change CDNSNegative Net Change
artificial-intelligence automation cloud-computing semiconductor
Bear of the Day: GIII Apparel Group (GIII)
by Shaun Pruitt
Investors may want to avoid GIII Apparel Group's (GIII) stock while the company goes through a tough transitional phase.
GIIIPositive Net Change RLPositive Net Change PVHNegative Net Change
apparel consumer-staples earnings investing
Bear of the Day: Molson Coors (TAP)
by Andrew Rocco
Molson Coors faces a complex blend of evolving consumer trends, higher aluminum costs, and macroeconomic headwinds.
TAPPositive Net Change
investing
Bear of the Day: Winnebago Industries, Inc. (WGO)
by Benjamin Rains
WGO's downward EPS revisions earn it a Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell). And its stock fell over 40% in the past year while the S&P 500 climbed 20%.
WGONegative Net Change
consumer-discretionary
Bear of the Day: Elevance Health (ELV)
by Derek Lewis
Lowered guidance has been a driving force behind the poor share performance, with EPS revisions remaining bearish.
ELVNegative Net Change
insurance
Bear of the Day: UnitedHealth Group (UNH)
by Bryan Hayes
Recent positives mask deeper structural, operational, and regulatory vulnerabilities.
UNHPositive Net Change
earnings investing large-cap medical
Bear of the Day: Wendy's (WEN)
by Ethan Feller
Wendy's stock has severely underperformed both the market and its industry as sales stagnate and competition steals market share
WENPositive Net Change
restaurants
Bear of the Day: Ashland (ASH)
by Tracey Ryniec
Uncertainty is hitting the chemical makers.
ASHNegative Net Change
chemicals
Bear of the Day: CaliberCos (CWD)
by David Bartosiak
This stock got a lot of attention yesterday when it spiked up out of nowhere but should you chase the high?
LAZNo Net Change CWDNegative Net Change AAMINegative Net Change
finance
Bear of the Day: Symbotic (SYM)
by Kevin Cook
After a huge swing to profit, recent EPS misses have analysts taking down next year's bottom line
SYMNegative Net Change
artificial-intelligence autonomous-vehicles industrial-products robotics
Bear of the Day: Malibu Boats (MBUU)
by Shaun Pruitt
Experiencing the broader macro pressures on consumer discretionary spending, it may be best to avoid Malibu Boats (MBUU) stock at the moment.
MBUUNegative Net Change
consumer-discretionary earnings investing travel-leisure
Bear of the Day: JD.com (JD)
by Andrew Rocco
The combination of fierce competition, a shaky Chinese economy, and costly new endeavors is pressuring JD.com's fundamental performance.
AMZNNegative Net Change JDNegative Net Change BABANegative Net Change PDDNegative Net Change UBERNegative Net Change DASHPositive Net Change
e-commerce
Bear of the Day: Summit Hotel Properties (INN)
by Benjamin Rains
Summit Hotel Properties is down over 50% in the past decade, including a 17% YTD drop as its bottom-line outlook continues to fade.
INNPositive Net Change
reit
Bear of the Day: Whirlpool (WHR)
by Derek Lewis
A steep guidance cut has led analysts to slash their EPS expectations across the board.
WHRNegative Net Change
earnings
Bear of the Day: Hormel Foods (HRL)
by Bryan Hayes
Margins remain under strain as elevated input costs and inflationary headwinds weigh heavily on earnings.
HRLPositive Net Change
consumer-staples earnings food investing
Bear of the Day: Krispy Kreme (DNUT)
by David Bartosiak
Has the sugar rush finally worn off of Krispy Kreme stock?
VFFPositive Net Change ARKOPositive Net Change DNUTNegative Net Change
consumer-staples
Bear of the Day: Shoe Carnival (SCVL)
by Jeremy Mullin
Watch your step as this shoe stock faces a tricky market run.
SCVLPositive Net Change LEVINegative Net Change
retail
Bear of the Day: Molson Coors (TAP)
by Ethan Feller
Molson Coors stock has underperformed as a record number of people abstain from alcohol usage
TAPPositive Net Change
consumer-discretionary