While sentiment for the stock has turned "too negative," the pressure on the company's sales, margins, and debt may turn “less bad,” according to Siegel.
The Capri Holdings Thesis: There are no signs of strength or inflection, but negative sentiment offers "downside protection," Siegel said in the upgrade note.
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With “forgotten” stocks, a change in sentiment takes place before a change in fundamentals, the analyst stated. He added that there are "three ways to win" with Capri Holdings:
CPRI Price Action: Shares of Capri Holdings were up 7.29% to $21.78 at the time of publication Monday.
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