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Michael Burry is buying exactly what Wall Street wants nothing to do with. Lululemon stock (NASDAQ: LULU) has lost more than half its value this year after weak product launches, falling Americas sales and another guidance cut pushed the stock below $100 for the first time since 2018.
The reported divorce between Chip Wilson and Shannon "Summer" Wilson ends a marriage and business partnership that helped build Lululemon into a global athleisure brand.
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Nike, Dick's Sporting Goods, and Lululemon are all deep in the red while the broader retail sector climbs, and the divergence within athletic goods raises a harder question than which stock to buy next.
lululemon athletica receives a 'Sell' rating despite a sharp post-earnings drop and tempting valuation near $100. Core business momentum is deteriorating: Americas revenue fell 8%, comps down 12%, and Q3 guidance signals another 10–11% decline. Headline margin strength is misleading, as a one-time $134.5M tariff refund inflated gross margin by 560 bps; underlying profitability is weakening.
Lululemon (LULU) stock is facing another source of uncertainty after reports that founder Chip Wilson and his wife, Shannon Wilson, are divorcing, adding a new
Lululemon is facing a myriad of problems as its new CEO takes over. The stock is cheap, but a turnaround will likely take several years at a minimum.
The athletic-wear darling had fallen a long way from its peak, but a tentative recovery in the shares was starting to raise hopes that its troubles were finally bottoming out. Unfortunately for the bulls, the release of its Q2 2026 earnings report shattered that illusion.