$BURL

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BofA Securities lowered its price target for Burlington Stores from $375 to $365 but maintained a Buy rating. The stock closed at $290.00, down 7.64%. The adjustment is based on valuation and earnings per share revisions.

Deutsche Bank reduced its price target for Burlington Stores (BURL) to $323 from $367, citing concerns about sustained pricing investments. The stock is down 11% over the past week. The company reported Q2 earnings beating profit expectations but missing revenue targets. BURL trades at a P/E ratio of 29.93, which is high relative to near-term growth expectations.

Burlington Stores (BURL) reported Q2 revenue of $3.00 billion, slightly below estimates, but beat EPS and EBITDA expectations. The company raised full-year EPS guidance and expanded operating margins. Management reinvested a $55 million tariff refund to lower prices, aiming to support sales trends. Same-store sales rose 2% YoY, and the company opened 178 new stores in the past year, the fastest expansion in its history. Home category performance improved, and supply chain productivity drove marg

Burlington Stores Inc (BURL) reported Q2 2026 net sales of $2.99B, up 11% YoY, with net income rising to $184.3M from $94.2M. The company's GF Score is 85/100, and its stock is trading at $290.00, deemed 2.5% undervalued. BURL faces rising costs and competition but sees growth opportunities in expansion and supply chain improvements.

RBC reported record Q3 net income of C$6.024B, up 11% YoY, driven by wealth management and capital markets. TD Bank's Q3 adjusted EPS rose to C$2.77, with shares up 1.4%. Dollar General's Q2 EPS beat estimates by $0.48, with shares up 4.7%. Dollar Tree's Q2 EPS included a $1.31 tariff refund benefit, with shares up 4.58%. Burlington Stores' Q2 adjusted EPS jumped 38%, with shares up 4.2%. Best Buy raised FY27 EPS guidance to $6.70-$6.90, with shares up 2.1%. Harmony Gold's profit doubled, but sh

Burlington Stores (BURL) shares fell 6.8% after reporting Q2 sales of $3.00B (up 11% YoY) but missing estimates. Adjusted EPS of $2.96 beat consensus, but the company plans to reinvest a $55M tariff refund into lower prices, neutralizing its earnings impact. Full-year EPS guidance was raised to $11.77–$11.97. The stock is down 21.8% from its 52-week high.

Nasdaq closed 1.6% higher as Nvidia (NVDA) surged 8.7% after strong earnings, boosting AI-related stocks. Salesforce (CRM) rose 23% on earnings beat and raised guidance. S&P 500 and Dow also gained. Investors await Fed's Jackson Hole Symposium for inflation and rate clues.

Burlington Stores (BURL) reported Q2 FY2026 earnings with a $0.20 EPS beat but a $20M revenue miss, leading to a 6.04% stock drop. Management reinvested $55M in tariff refunds into lower prices, impacting Q3 margins. Guidance was raised, but Q3 EPS is expected to decline. Key catalysts include Q3 earnings, holiday season performance, and consumer health data.

Nvidia surged 9% after Q2 earnings and revenue beat estimates, with revenue more than doubling. Veeva Systems rose 16% on strong Q2 results and upbeat guidance. HP fell 4% despite beating revenue and earnings estimates. Moderna dropped 4% after announcing a $2B convertible notes sale. Celsius Holdings fell 6% on a Deutsche Bank downgrade. Dollar General jumped 5% after raising full-year earnings guidance. Salesforce soared 21% on strong Q2 results. Okta increased 27% after beating Q2 expectation