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Victoria's Secret & Co. (NYSE:VSCO) could continue delivering strong earnings growth as sustained sales momentum supports margin expansion, according to Bank of America, which maintained its ‘Buy’ rating on the retailer. Bank of America analysts wrote that recent sales trends have eased...
Victoria’s Secret & Co. (NYSE:VSCO) was among the stocks Jim Cramer discussed on Mad Money, along with the recent sell-off in the market. Cramer highlighted the company’s fall and rise, as he remarked: Maybe this all should have been obvious. We’re talking about fashion here, and fashion always changes. Hey, look at Victoria’s Secret. Five […]
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Ulta Beauty, Victoria's Secret and Five Below impressed in Q1 with earnings beats, strong sales growth and higher guidance despite retail challenges.
Victoria’s Secret delivered a first quarter marked by broad-based growth, as management attributed the results to strong customer acquisition, reduced promotional activity, and compelling brand campaigns across its Victoria’s Secret, PINK, and Beauty segments. CEO Hillary Super highlighted that the company saw double-digit gains in new customers, especially among both lower and higher income brackets, and noted that “the strongest growth came from customers and households earning under $50,000 a
Ulta Beauty benefited from resilient demand for beauty products, Victoria's Secret continued its successful turnaround, and Five Below delivered another quarter of exceptional growth.
ARHS bets on affluent consumer resilience and product innovation to drive growth despite a weak housing market backdrop.
Victoria's Secret & Co. ( NYSE:VSXY ) defied analyst predictions to release its first-quarter results, which were ahead...
<body><p>STORY: From SpaceX going sky high to Victoria's Secret making a comeback...</p><p>:: The Week In Numbers</p><p>This is The Week in Numbers.</p><p>:: $75 billion</p><p>$75 billion is how much SpaceX plans to raise in its upcoming share sale.</p><p>That was the word from a Reuters source.</p><p>They said Elon Musk’s rocket firm will sell almost 556 million shares at $135 apiece.</p><p>Reuters had earlier reported the IPO would see SpaceX valued at $1.75 trillion.</p><p>:: $965 billion</p><p>$965 billion is how much Anthropic's valuation surged to.</p><p>It put the AI startup ahead of Sam Altman's rival OpenAI.</p><p>Anthropic announced it had raised $65 billion in its latest funding round, which pushed up its value.</p><p>It aims to boost computing capacity to meet growing demand for its chatbot Claude and to scale its products</p><p>:: 50%</p><p>About 50% is how high Victoria's Secret shares soared post-results.</p><p>Investors bought in after the lingerie retailer posted blockbuster quarterly earnings and raised its annual forecasts.</p><p>Revenue grew by double digits in the quarter.</p><p>It follows CEO Hillary Super's efforts to stop years of falling sales by reining in discounting and leaning back into its former "sexy" image.</p><p>:: 60</p><p>60 is how many economies the Trump administration has proposed placing more duties on imports of.</p><p>It cited failures to curb trade in goods made with forced labor, which it called unreasonable and argued it restricted U.S. commerce.</p><p>The duties would reach up to 10% or 12.5% and targets major players like the EU, China and neighbours like Mexico and Canada.</p><p>It comes as the Trump administration tries to rebuild its emergency tariffs after they were struck down in February by the U.S. Supreme Court.</p><p>:: $2 billion</p><p>And up to $2 billion is how much Garth Brooks could sell his music catalog for.</p><p>That's what the Wall Street Journal reported.</p><p>The country music star is known for hits like 'The Dance' and 'Friends in Low Places'.</p><p>The Journal said the deal would cover both Brooks' songwriting and recorded music rights.</p></body>
FIVE posts strong Q1 growth as sales jump 33%, comps surge 22.7% and earnings more than double, prompting a higher 2026 outlook.
Victoria's Secret had a great first quarter, leading investors to rush into the stock.
Victoria's Secret engineered a turnaround and triggered a historic short squeeze by restoring pricing power and reviving its core brand identity.
Victoria’s Secret, formerly listed as VSCO on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), started a new chapter under the ticker VSXY. In its first session trading as VSXY, the lingerie retailer posted the largest one-day gain in its history as a public company. The stock closed up about 47%, capping a ...
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Victoria's Secret's (VSXY) risk-reward profile now looks more balanced, while the lingerie retailer'
VSXY tops its outlook with strong Q1 sales and earnings growth, expands margins and raises its fiscal 2026 guidance.
Victoria's Secret (VSXY) is expected to see limited upside as its turnaround thesis has played out,
Victoria’s Secret shares rally on blockbuster Q1 earnings and raised full-year guidance. But should you chase the momentum in VSXY stock?
Investing.com -- Victoria's Secret was downgraded by both Jefferies and UBS on Wednesday after a nearly 50% post-earnings surge left analysts concluding the company's turnaround is now fairly reflected in the stock's valuation.
If you are looking for stocks that have gained strong momentum recently but are still trading at reasonable prices, Victoria's Secret (VSXY) could be a great choice. It is one of the several stocks that passed through our 'Fast-Paced Momentum at a Bargain' screen.
UBS cited valuation as the rationale for the downgrade, arguing that the key drivers of its bullish investment thesis have largely materialized.
Victoria’s Secret & Co. (VS&Co) has raised its guidance for fiscal 2026 (FY26) after reporting first quarter financial results that exceeded both sales and earnings expectations, driven by double-digit sales growth across core brands.
Intimatewear and beauty retailer Victoria’s Secret (NYSE:VSCO) reported Q1 CY2026 results exceeding the market’s revenue expectations, with sales up 15.3% year on year to $1.56 billion. Guidance for next quarter’s revenue was optimistic at $1.60 billion at the midpoint, 2.9% above analysts’ estimates. Its non-GAAP profit of $0.60 per share was 90.2% above analysts’ consensus estimates.
Strong earnings, higher sales, new customer growth, and raised guidance propelled the stock to its biggest single-day gain on Tuesday.
In early June 2026, Victoria’s Secret & Co. reported first-quarter sales of US$1,559.59 million and net income of US$47.69 million, turning around from a small loss a year earlier and issuing higher guidance for both second-quarter and full-year results under its Path to Potential strategy. The company also raised its full-year net sales outlook to between US$7.03 billion and US$7.13 billion and issued detailed earnings guidance, underscoring management’s confidence in broad-based momentum...
Victoria’s Secret & Co. (NYSE:VSXY) is one of the 10 Stocks Delivering Massive Returns. Victoria’s Secret bounced back on Tuesday to hit a new all-time high, after posting stellar earnings in the first quarter of the year and raising its growth outlook for the full-year period. In intra-day trading, the stock jumped to its highest […]
Victoria's Secret & Co (VSCO) reports a robust start to 2026 with significant sales growth, increased earnings, and optimistic future guidance.
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Victoria's Secret doubled earnings estimates and raised guidance… turns out the ticker change was the least of it
Hillary Super ditched the performative playbook, brought back the glamour, and Wall Street is taking notice.
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