Company Of The Day: Gap
What?
Gap (NYSE:GPS) posted a weaker than expected set of Q3 results and cut its revenue growth outlook for the full year to 20%, down from its previous estimate of 30%.
Why?
- With The Stock Almost Flat This Year, Will Q1 Results Drive Gap’s Stock Higher?
- Gap Stock Almost Flat This Year, What’s Next?
- Does Gap Stock Have More Room To Run After Rising 67% This Year?
- Gap Q2 Earnings: What Are We Watching?
- Gap Stock Has Upside Potential To Its Pre-Inflation Peak
- Gap’s Stock Looks Expensive At $14
Gap faces meaningful supply chain challenges, amid factory closures in Vietnam and constraints with shipping capacity.
So What?
Gap stock declined by almost 16% in after-hours trading on Tuesday.
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