3 Stocks That Could Make Huge Moves This Week

3 Stocks That Could Make Huge Moves This Week

Lululemon AthleticaLululemon got its start in athletic gear by focusing on women’s yoga. It has since expanded into male athletic wear as well. The company reports earnings on Tuesday morning.

Currently, 11% of Lulu’s shares are sold short.

The company is currently in a turnaround right now. The departure of former CEO Christine Day, problems within the supply chain, and unfortunate comments by founder Chip Wilson all gave investors reason to short the company.

Here’s What You Should WatchOver the Short Term• Lulu is expected to report

earnings of $0.33 per share.

• Analysts expect the company to have collected $419 million in sales.

• For the rest of the fiscal year, expectations are set for $2.0 billion in sales and earnings of $1.93 per share.

Over the Long Term• Comparable store sales are

always important for clothing retailers. Last quarter was the first where comps grew in over a year. Look to see if the trend continues.

• Lulu’s foray into men’s wear could be accelerated by the popularity of their “ABC” pants. Listen in to the conference call to see how much men’s sales increased.

FuelCell EnergyThis company’s products provide Fuel Cells that can generate clean technology by converting chemical energy into electrical power.

Currently, 14% of FuelCell’s shares are sold short.

FuelCell has yet to turn a profit. The company’s shares have also been extremely volatile over the past two years, as it has been increasingly difficult to predict whether this technology will become commonplace.

Here’s What You Should WatchOver the Short Term• FuelCell is expected to

report revenue of $41.3 million.

• Earnings are expected to come in at a loss of $0.02 per share.

• For the rest of 2015, expectations are set for $179 million in revenue and a loss of $0.07 per share.

Over the Long Term• For truly long-term investors,

the most important metric to watch will be cost per kW. It currently sits above the $2,500 threshold. Management has only said that it believes it can dip below this figure in the “mid-term”. Listen in to the conference call to see if that’s anytime soon.

Men’s WarehouseMen’s Warehouse is a leading provider of men’s suits and other business apparel. The company is expected to report earnings on Thursday morning.

Currently, 14% of shares are sold short.

The company’s acquisition of Jos. A. Banks is expected to be a serious drag on the company’s financial performance and thus, the stock.

Here’s What You Should WatchOver the Short Term• Analysts are expecting

Men’s Warehouse to report revenue of $858 million.

• They are also expecting earnings to come in at $0.51 per share.

• For the fiscal 2015 year, expectations are set for $3.7 billion in sales with earnings of $2.87 per share.

Over the Long Term• Gross margins will be key to

watch. Heavy promotions are usually a sign of weakness in demand, and the company has had to rely on this in the past. Last quarter, gross margins came in at 37.43%.

• Listen in to the conference call to see if the synergies with Jos. A. Banks are still expected to show up during the second half of the year.

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