The Lululemon Athletica shop located on Queen St. West in downtown Toronto is pictured on July 3 2014.Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail
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Yoga and athletic wear manufacturer Lululemon has garnered a StockReports+ score of nine, which places the company within the top 15 per cent of stocks scored. The score of nine was reached this week "its best value over the past year."
"The recent change in the average score was primarily due to an improvement in the price momentum component score," StockReports+ wrote in its report.
The stock has a three-month return of 22.9 per cent, a one-year return of 34.9 per cent, and a five-year return of 292.5 per cent.
The company has run into troubles in the past few years, with a recall two years ago due to quality issues with its trademark yoga pants, increased competition, and a change in leadership as its founder Chip Wilson stepped down from the company's board. The recall resulted in a new CEO in 2013.
Analysts are divided on the company, however, with 18 analysts ranking Lululemon as a "buy" while 17 call it a "hold" and four say it's a "sell."
Stockreports+ notes that over the past 90 days, the consensus price target for Lululemon has increased to $63.30 (U.S.) from $52.60, and gain of 20.3 per cent.
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