2 Bargain Stocks That Could Double Your Money

The re indicates that Even with the stock market hitting new highs, there are plenty of industries with beaten-down stocks that could benefit from an imving economy over the next five years

Lululemon Athletica (LULU 0

However, Nevertheless, Let's dive deeper into why these stocks are underperforming, and why they could at least double from here (an important development)

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On the other hand, Krispy Kreme s of Krispy Kreme haven't looked so crispy lately (this bears monitoring)

The stock nosedived earlier this year after dering disappointing revenue and earnings results

Making matters worse was the announcement that the company would suspend paying dividends to holders

But this just reflects the greater blem the company must solve to pay down its debt and shore up fitability

Krispy Kreme reported a loss of $33 million in the first quarter on $375 million of revenue, and revenue was down 15% over the year-ago quarter

This analysis suggests that has restructured the leadership, and one of the initiatives is expanding the number of locations where doughnuts can be purchased

While opening up more ways for customers to buy doughnuts can help strengthen sales, management is also focused on growing cash flow and paying down debt

To strengthen sales, management is reducing reliance on discounting, being more diligent with marketing expenses, and focusing on higher-value options that drive higher margins (noteworthy indeed), amid market uncertainty

On the latter, it is looking to partner with grocery stores and mass retailers Costco and Walmart's Sam's to sell large-volume doughnut packs

Meanwhile, The high-volume sales at these locations could generate higher turnover and margins for the company to boost cash flow

Nevertheless, Krispy Kreme is not a pretty-looking situation, but you have to be willing to buy stocks that no one wants to own to land those elusive multibaggers

What the re reveals is re's execution risk here, as there is for any turnaround situation

But if current leadership can stabilize sales and reduce debt, this is a mising turnaround play for a high return in the next four years

Lululemon Athletica Lululemon stock dered market-beating returns over the last 15 years, as its brand emerged in the main with the leaders in a historically growing industry, in light of current trends

It's got a lot of growth potential that isn't reflected in the stock price (which is quite significant), in today's market environment

A number of new competitors have emerged over the past decade

A crowded market didn't prevent Lululemon from taking on industry leaders Nike and Adidas to get to where it is today, in today's market environment

Moreover, The only thing that has changed over the past few years is the economic environment, which has weighed on sales across the industry

The economy has been through multiple headwinds over the past five years with the pandemic, rising inflation, and elevated interest rates, which have exasperated people's appetite for spending on non-essential items new clothes

Conversely, This's pressuring Nike more than Lululemon

Lululemon's sales have consistently outperformed the industry leader over the last 10 years, amid market uncertainty

Additionally, Wall Street doesn't give the company enough credit for this (which is quite significant)

Moreover, Lululemon's brand strength is evident in its gross margin, which came in at 58

In a stronger consumer spending environment, Lululemon's premium brand positioning is capable of dering stronger growth

However, Lululemon's above-average margins and financial strength should allow it to weather sluggish sales trends, as well as any obstacles that tariffs on imported goods might present in the near term

On the other hand, At the same time, The stock is trading at just 15 times this year's consensus earnings estimate, implying that analysts expect Lululemon to continue reporting a healthy fit

This's a bargain for a company that is still expanding into new, footwear, and that has a lot of room to grow internationally over the long term

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Additionally, TMFRazorback John Ballard has no position in any of the stocks mentioned

Conversely, The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Costco Wholesale, Lululemon Athletica Inc, in light of current trends. , Nike, and Walmart

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