Lululemon (LULU) Shares Plunge Over 20% Following Weak Revenue Report and Outlook

The Morning Squawk newsletter outlines several key developments impacting the market. The August jobs report is anticipated to show a modest increase of 53,000 jobs, with the unemployment rate expected to remain steady. This report follows a disappointing private payrolls figure from ADP, raising concerns about ongoing low hiring trends.

The outcome will be closely monitored by the Federal Reserve, especially amid calls for interest rate reductions from Vice President JD Vance. In retail news, Lululemon's shares fell over 20% after reporting a 4% revenue decline and a 9% drop in comparable sales, with interim CEO Meghan Frank attributing the downturn to negative social media commentary and slower sales in core categories.

Meanwhile, Zscaler reported a 25% revenue increase, outperforming expectations, although its stock has lagged behind peers in the cybersecurity sector. The private security market is also experiencing growth, driven by rising demand amid societal tensions, with Allied Universal leading the sector.

Lastly, the NFL's international expansion continues with a record-setting game in Australia, which may boost engagement and related financial activities, particularly for Robinhood's joint venture Rothera, now approved to offer football contracts

Stocks in this article

Company Price Change Change % AI
Lululemon LULU.US 98.16 -1.56 -1.57% Sell
Robinhood HOOD.US 114.00 -1.28 -1.11% Hold
Zscaler ZS.US 167.25 +1.15 +0.69% Sell

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