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Analysts updated price targets for several companies. Baird cut Boot Barn (BOOT) to $160, Stifel lowered Vail Resorts (MTN) to $157, Mizuho cut Stitch Fix (SFIX) to $2.5, BTIG boosted Robinhood (HOOD) to $135, Cantor Fitzgerald cut Western Union (WU) to $6, Deutsche Bank cut Netflix (NFLX) to $95, BNP Paribas cut Rollins (ROL) to $35, Stifel raised STAAR Surgical (STAA) to $31, B of A Securities cut Bending Spoons (BSP) to $36, BMO Capital raised American Eagle (AEO) to $20.

Intapp (INTA) shares rose 1.5% premarket after announcing a partnership with OpenAI. The company's stock is down 19% YTD but has rallied from May lows. Analysts expect positive earnings in the upcoming quarter. Boot Barn (BOOT) shares fell 14% this week amid consumer spending concerns, despite a Wall Street consensus 'strong buy' rating.

William Blair highlighted Boot Barn Holdings as a top consumer sector pick after its Q2 preannouncement showed improving sales trends and earnings tracking toward the high end of guidance. The company expects EPS of $1.55-$1.65 and same-store sales flat to 2% for Q2. Shares traded at 14.5x William Blair’s fiscal 2028 EPS estimate. Boot Barn reported Q1 fiscal 2027 earnings of $1.91 per share and revenue of $593.5 million, beating estimates.

Boot Barn reports increasing bulk workwear orders from data-center construction, driven by AI spending. CEO John Hazen notes the company is tracking data center projects to stock appropriate boots. Workwear demand highlights the scale of U.S. data-center buildout. Brunt Workwear also sees strong demand from AI infrastructure investments in California and Texas.

Boot Barn Holdings (BOOT) filed a $155.62M shelf registration to offer 1M common shares. The stock trades at $154.85, with analyst targets near $221. The company is expanding stores, driving revenue growth, but faces risks like fashion shifts. It trades at a higher P/E (19.3x) than peers and industry averages.

Boot Barn Holdings, Inc. (BOOT) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Departure of Directors or Certain Officers; Election of Directors; Appointment of Certain Officers: Compensatory Arrangements of Certain Officers. Item 5.02 Departure of Directors or Certain Officers; Election of Directors; Appointment of Certain Officers; Compensatory Arrangements of Certain Officers. The 2026 Annual Meeting of Stockholders (the “Annual Meeting”) of Boot Barn Holdings, Inc. (the “Company”) was held on Augu

The article says sneaker and shoe stocks swung on earnings days as investors focused on outlooks and guidance. Crocs reported Q2 net income of $204.9M and revenue $1.18B, but its Q3 adjusted EPS guidance ($3.20-$3.30) missed expectations. Adidas shares fell after Q2 sales growth and higher marketing costs. On Holding, Boot Barn, and Deckers also saw declines or muted reactions tied to guidance and wholesale trends.

Boot Barn Holdings reported Q1 FY2027 sales of $593.52M and net income of $70.11M, with higher year-over-year EPS. The company said it doubled its revolving credit facility to $500M and completed a $74.66M share repurchase. The article links the earnings beat and added liquidity to its store expansion outlook and targets of $3.3B revenue and $350.9M earnings by 2029.

Boot Barn shares rose about 8.6% after the company’s fiscal Q1 2027 results beat expectations and it raised full-year guidance. EPS was $2.29 vs $1.69 consensus, and revenue was $593.5M vs $583.2M. Guidance lifted to $2.58B-$2.625B sales. Analysts at Citi and Jefferies raised price target/rating.

Boot Barn Holdings reported Q1 FY2027 revenue up 18% with 27 new stores, and work boots comp growth in high single digits for a fifth straight quarter. Tariff refunds of $14.7M boosted margins; full-year guidance calls for 4% same-store sales growth and EPS benefit from $17.8M total tariff refunds. Store openings target 70 and credit facility expanded to $500M.