Kravitz Hal purchased $336K of CELH

DeSantis Damon purchased 36,000 shares of Celsius Holdings, Inc. (CELH) at an average of $27.78 ($27.65–$27.95, $1.00M total) across 2 trades over 2026-09-14 to 2026-09-15.

Celsius Holdings (CELH) faces a securities class action lawsuit over alleged misstatements about Alani Nu energy drinks. The stock is down 38.09% YTD and 47.25% over one year, though it saw a 6.45% gain in the last month. Analysts debate its fair value, with some seeing it as undervalued at $47.37 and others noting its high P/E ratio of 118.7x compared to peers.

Celsius Holdings (CELH), Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH), and Roblox (RBLX) stocks hit 52-week lows. CELH reported 138% revenue growth but core brand sales slowed. NCLH faces high fuel costs and weak bookings. RBLX's user growth slowed due to safety changes. All stocks fell: CELH -5%, NCLH -3%, RBLX -2%.

Celsius (CELH) shares fell 5.9% after Deutsche Bank downgraded the stock to Hold with a $35 target, citing weakened trends and delayed recovery. The company's Q2 results missed estimates, with revenue at $817.9M (vs. $872M expected) and EPS at $0.36 (vs. $0.42 expected). Operating margin compressed to 9.2% from 19.3% YoY. The stock is down 30.9% YTD and 49.1% from its 52-week high.

Deutsche Bank downgraded Celsius Holdings (CELH) to Hold, raising its price target to $35. The bank cited weaker core brand trends, delayed recovery expectations until 2027, and a recent 30% share price increase. It forecasts Q4 revenue of $738M, below consensus, and adjusted EBITDA of $149M, nearly 10% below consensus, due to input-cost inflation and other factors.

Celsius Holdings (CELH) shares fell 5.1% premarket Thursday after Deutsche Bank downgraded the stock to Hold from Buy, citing weak core brand performance and delayed recovery. Analyst Steve Powers raised the price target to $35 from $30 but expressed concerns about sustained growth. The stock had risen 30% in the past month, partly due to investor expectations of operational improvements.