BUZZ-Stitch Fix shares plunge due to weak revenue outlook
路透社2026/09/24 10:56September 24 - ** Online personal styling service company Stitch Fix (SFIX.O) shares fell 19% in premarket trading to $2.3
** The company expects first-quarter revenue to be between $323 million and $328 million, below analysts' expectations of $343.2 million — LSEG data
** SFIX also reported (link) fourth-quarter revenue of $324.4 million, missing analysts' estimates of $325.6 million due to a decline in active clients
** Of six brokerages, two rate the stock as "buy" or higher, three as "hold", and one as "sell"; their median price target is $3.50 — LSEG aggregated data
** As of yesterday's close, the stock has fallen 46.3% year to date
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