Has the "winter" of Lululemon ended? A lesson in capturing value amidst fear.

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In markets, there is a golden rule:
"Price is what you pay, and value is what you get."

But when fear dominates, everyone forgets value and only focuses on the collapsing price.

What recently happened with Lululemon ( ‎$LULU ) stock is a vivid example of the emotional cycle in the market.
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Why did the market punish the stock harshly?
Over the past few months, the stock has lost nearly half of its all-time high value.

The reason was not a collapse in the business model, but an "adjustment of expectations."

The market has begun to doubt the company's ability to grow in North America, with new competitors rising like Alo Yoga and Vuori (, in addition to some operational errors, such as the recall of the Breezethrough product ).

The market hates slowdown and priced the stock as if the days of growth have permanently ended.
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But... what do the charts and the bigger picture tell us?
Looking at the attached chart, we see what technical analysts call "Respect for history."

The stock fell precisely to touch the 200-month moving average (200 Monthly MA) around $160.

This line is not just an indicator,
but a "solid" historical floor for major investment institutions.

Once this level was touched, and with earnings results proving the company is still strong and expanding internationally, the stock rebounded strongly to reach levels of $213.
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Deep insights beyond the lines:
The chart indicates the completion of a major corrective wave (Wave 4 or Correction C),

which opens the door for the possibility of a new impulsive wave (Wave 5).

Talking about the potential for the stock to multiply five times over the next 3-4 years is not just excessive optimism, but a solid technical scenario,

provided the company continues to address growth challenges.
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Summary:
When markets are fearful, institutions sell "bad news" and buy good assets at discounted prices.

What we see in ‎( is a reminder that major opportunities do not come during times of comfort, but are born when everyone thinks the party has ended.

The current rebound is just the beginning of a trend change, but the journey requires patience and a vision beyond daily price fluctuations.

Markets reward the patient and punish the impulsive.

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Do you see Lululemon as an investment opportunity
or has competition changed the game rules?

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