RH (RH), the U.S.-based furniture and housewares retailer, saw its stock fall 2.35% to $149.48, underperforming the S&P 500's 1.55% gain, the Dow's 0.44% rise, and the Nasdaq's 2.69% increase. The decline follows a prior 15.41% drop, exceeding losses in the Consumer Staples sector and the broader market.
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Investors are closely watching RH's upcoming earnings, with analysts forecasting an EPS of $2.13, a 14.11% decline year-over-year, and revenue of $882.95 million, up 8.77% from the previous year. Full-year projections estimate EPS of $9.08 and revenue of $3.5 billion, indicating increases of 68.46% and 10%, respectively.
RH currently carries a Zacks Rank of #4 (Sell), with a Forward P/E of 16.85, below the industry average of 19.68. Its PEG ratio of 0.66 suggests strong earnings growth relative to its valuation. The company operates within the Consumer Products – Staples industry, which ranks in the bottom 25% according to Zacks Industry Rank.
Investors are also monitoring analyst estimate revisions, which historically correlate with stock price movements. RH's market performance will depend on its earnings release and broader sector trends in the coming weeks.
Source: www.sharewise.com
