RH shares climbed to $212.05, marking a new 52-week high in recent trading, despite remaining well below the stock's longer-term peak of $416. The move comes after a volatile year in which the luxury furniture retailer's shares have fallen roughly 47% over the past 12 months, even as they gained 17.87% year-to-date and 7.88% in the past week.
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The company continues to face market scrutiny, reflected in a high beta of 2.12, signalling elevated volatility. However, RH has maintained profitability and is trading slightly below its assessed fair value, suggesting underlying resilience in its business model.
Recent third-quarter fiscal 2025 results showed sales growth of about 9%, in line with company guidance of 8% to 10% and broader market expectations.
Analyst sentiment remains mixed. UBS, Telsey Advisory Group, TD Cowen and Jefferies have all reduced their price targets, citing margin pressures, growth timing concerns and expectations of softer consensus estimates for 2026. In contrast, TD Cowen maintained a Buy rating, pointing to strong free cash flow, while KeyBanc reiterated a Sector Weight rating, describing RH as a compelling long-term growth story within home-related spending.
The latest share price strength may signal renewed investor confidence amid ongoing sector headwinds.
Source: www.za.investing.com
