LULU, TSLA, ZS, PATH, SPCX: 5 Trending Stocks Today - Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA)

Lululemon (LULU) reported a 4% revenue decline to $2.4B in Q2 2026, with net income dropping to $329.2M. Despite this, it maintained a 60.5% gross margin and a GF Score of 77/100. The company's stock is seen as 66.1% undervalued at $121.77. Strengths include high profitability, brand loyalty, and international expansion, while weaknesses involve declining sales and high SG&A expenses.

Lululemon Athletica (LULU) reported Q2 2026 revenue of $2.4B, down 4% YoY, with comparable sales declining 10% globally. Gross profit rose to $1.46B (60.5% margin), but net income fell to $329M ($2.92 per share). The company reduced full-year guidance, expecting revenue to decline 5-7% and EPS to range from $9.48 to $9.73. LULU repurchased 2.7M shares at $120 each and plans to cut costs and store openings.

SpaceX (SPCX) is expanding into AI infrastructure, with Oppenheimer raising its price target to $280 and increasing long-term revenue estimates by 10%. The firm highlights SPCX's vertical integration and Cursor acquisition, but notes significant capital expenditure risks. SPCX reported $15.83B in AI segment capex for Q2, with a $1.26B operating loss. Hedge funds have shown strong interest in the stock.

Tesla launched its Cybercab, a two-seat, steering-wheel-free robotaxi, in Austin, Texas, without a livestream or public remarks from Elon Musk. The event was closed to the public, with attendees signing NDAs. Tesla confirmed Cybercab rides are available in limited Austin areas via the Robotaxi app, but pricing and broader access details were not disclosed. The company's shares rose over 5% ahead of the event, amid broader market declines. Regulatory questions about the Cybercab's safety and comp

Lululemon (LULU) shares fell 18% after hours on Thursday after missing Q2 revenue estimates and cutting full-year guidance. Michael Burry, Lululemon's largest shareholder, called the stock 'the trickster in my portfolio.' Weakness in China and leadership transition concerns contributed to the selloff. The stock closed at $121.77, down 42% year-to-date.

Lululemon reported Q2 FY26 revenue of $2.42bn, down 4% YoY, missing guidance. North America revenue fell 8% YoY, while China saw its first fixed-FX decline since market entry. Core categories like leggings declined 20% YoY. Operating margins deteriorated, and guidance was cut again. Analysts cite structural issues in core categories and intensifying competition from brands like Alo Yoga.