Lululemon Athletica's Q4 performance exceeded expectations, with revenues rising 16% and gross margins growing by 430 bps. The company's FY24 guidance fell short of analyst estimates due to soft de...

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Lululemon has been an exceptional apparel stock over the last few years. Revenue growth is decelerating as the company gets larger, but that's OK.

Lululemon offered weaker-than-expected guidance in its fourth-quarter earnings report. Southwest cut its guidance in response to the crisis at Boeing.

Lululemon has pricing power and is growing quickly thanks to its popularity. Nike, on other hand, has faced more challenges with no obvious solution.

Lululemon has developed a robust fan base of loyal shoppers who pay high prices for its premium athleisure. Lululemon reports consistent profit growth and unmatched operating margins.

Lululemon joined industry peers in pointing to a tougher selling environment. Shares of the athletic wear maker look attractive despite recent challenges.

Investors weren't too happy with the guidance Lululemon gave for the current quarter. Growth is slowing and competition is stiff, but Lululemon has a premium brand and strong profitability.

Jan Rogers Kniffen discusses the takeaways from retail stocks this earnings season. He highlights Lululemon (LULU) among other retail names.

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Despite exceeding their quarterly top and bottom-line expectations on Thursday, Nike (NKE) and Lululemon (LULU) shares fell in today's trading session due to softer-than-expected guidance.

Carter Worth, Worth Charting, gives the technical take on Lululemon and Nike.

Dana Telsey, Telsey Advisory Group CEO, joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to discuss the state of the retail consumer following Nike and Lululemon earnings.