$TPR

U.S. stock markets are rebounding after major indices fell a second straight day Thursday as consumer price inflation (CPI) data spiked to 30-year highs, renewing fears that the Fed is behind the curve and may need to raise rates quicker. There is no major U.S. economic data, and Bond markets are closed today in observance of the Veteran’s Day Holiday. Sterling hits lowest levels since Dec ’20 vs. the dollar and euro to lowest since July ’20 as the buck surges to more than 1-year highs. In Asian markets, The Nikkei Index rose 171 points to settle at 29,277, the Shanghai Index gained 40 points (1.15%) to settle at 3,532 and the Hang Seng Index gained 1% to finish at 25,247. In Europe, the German DAX is higher by 20 points to 16,090, while the FTSE 100 is up 25 points to 7,365. Investors and traders have been trained to “buy the dip” on any market pullback over the last 2-years, and to this point have been rewarded with all major averages just off their record highs earlier this week. Year-to-date, the Dow is up 17.8%, the S&P 500 up 23.7%, the Nasdaq Composite up 21.2% and the Russell 2000 up 21% in what has been a broad, strong market rally behind better corporate earnings, government stimulus plans, and an easy money policy stance by the Fed. Earnings are finally coming to an end for the quarter, with Dow component Disney (DIS) sliding nearly 5% overnight on its top and bottom-line miss. Market Closing Prices Yesterday The S&P 500 Index slipped -38.54 points, or 0.82%, to 4,646.71 The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell -240.04 points, or 0.66%, to 36,079.94 The Nasdaq Composite dropped -263.84 points, or 1.66%, to 15,622.71 The Russell 2000 Index declined -37.71 points, or 1.55% to 2,389.58 Events Calendar for Today No major U.S. economic data due to Veteran’s Day Holiday Earnings Calendar: Earnings Before the Open: BHG, BKTI, CRC, CRLBF, CSU, EPC, OB, OGN, PGTI, SANW, SBH, SPH, STXS, TPR, TXMD, UTZ, WTT, XOS, YETI Earnings After the Close: ASTR, JAMF, KINS, KRUS, LAZR, LIDR, LTRX, MAPS, OPNT, RPID, SFT Other Key Events: Baird 51st Annual Global Industrial Conference, 11/9-11/12 (virtual) Credit Suisse 30th Annual Healthcare Conference, 11/8-11/11 (virtual) Jefferies 2nd Annual Global Interactive Entertainment Conference, 11/11-11/12 (virtual) JPMorgan Global Consumer, Retail & Luxury Conference, 11/8-11/11 (virtual) Morgan Stanley Global Chemicals, Agriculture & Packaging Conference, 11/10-11/12 (virtual) Piper East Coast Financial Services Conference, 11/10-11/11 (virtual) REITWorld 2021 Annual Conference, 11/9-11/12 (virtual) Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer, 11/10-11/14, in Washington D.C. ==================================================== Sector News Breakdown Consumer Beyond Meat ($BYND) shares slide -15%; 3Q EPS ($0.87) vs est. ($0.39) on revs $106.4Mm vs est. $109.2Mm; guides 4Q revs $85-110Mm vs est. $131.6Mm Lordstown Motors ($RIDE) has agreed to sell to Foxconn the Lordstown facility, excluding certain assets such as the hub motor assembly line and battery module and pack lines, for $230 million. Energy, Industrials and Materials First Solar ($FSLR) shares fell after hours – on news the U.S. will not open an investigation into Asian solar companies that critics warned would drive up costs for clean power and escalate tensions with China, as per Bloomberg. The Commerce Department determined that Asian companies did not sell solar cells “at less than normal value,” according to the report Financials Affirm Holdings ($AFRM) Q1 revs $269.4M vs. est. $252.2M; Q1 GMV up 8% QoQ to $2.7B; sees year revs $1.225B-$1.250B vs. est. $1.22B; sees year GMV $13.13B-$13.38B; expands network by increasing active merchants from 6,500 to 102,000 and active consumers by 124% to 8.7M YoY Opendoor Technologies Inc. ($OPEN) shares rise 15%; 3Q EPS ($0.09) vs est. $(0.17) on revs $2.3B vs est. $2B; guides 4Q revs $3.1-3.2B vs est. $2.92B SoFi inc. ($SOFI) shares rise 12%; Q3 EPS loss (-$0.05) vs. est. loss (-$0.14); Q3 revs rose 35% to $272M vs. est. $251.5M; sees Q4 revenue $272M-$282M vs. est. $274.9M and sees year rev $1.0B-$1.01B vs. est. $979.5M; total products 4.3M, a 108% increase and 5th consecutive quarter of triple-digit annual growth; added 377k new members, as SoFi Money, SoFi Invest, and SoFi Credit Card drove 79% of new member growth; sees annual growth accelerating to +49-55% in Q4 from Q3’s +28% ZipRecruiter ($ZIP) Q3 revenue $212.7M vs est. $188.1M, adj EBITDA $42.5M vs est. $14.3M; sees Q4 revenue $203M-$209M vs est. $171.25M raised full-year guidance given business momentum and a strong hiring environment with job seeking activity still below pre-pandemic levels as it now sees FY21 revenue $724M-$730M (est. $667.5M) from $651M-$665M, adj EBITDA $93M-$99M (est. $38.6M) from $30M-$38M Healthcare GoodRx Holdings, Inc. ($GDRX) 3Q adj EPS $0.09 vs est. $0.09 on revs $195.1Mm vs est. $194.9Mm, qtrly monthly active consumers 6.4Mm; guides FY revs $744-754Mm vs est. $748.3Mm Media & Telecom Walt Disney ($DIS) Q4 EPS $0.37 vs. est. $0.47; Q3 revs $18.53B vs. est. $18.78B; as of quarter-end, Disney+ paid subscribers were 118.1M; as of quarter-end ESPN+ paid subscribers were 17.1M; quarter-end, total Hulu paid subscribers were 43.8M; 179M total subscriptions across our DTC portfolio at end of fiscal 2021 and 60% subscriber growth year-over-year for Disney+ Bumble ($BMBL) 3Q EPS ($0.06) vs est. $0.00 on revs $200.5Mm vs est. $198.8Mm (app revs $142Mm, paying users increased to 2.9Mm, total ARPU $22.97 vs $19.38); guides 4Q revs $208-211 vs est. $206Mm, raises FY revs $765-768Mm vs est. $761.6Mm Technology ContextLogic Inc. ($WISH) Q3 EPS (10c) vs est. (15c) on revenue $368M vs est. $353.6M; CEO Piotr Szulczewski will be stepping down; is not providing official Q4 guidance but expects revenue to be lower than Q3 despite the holidays, primarily driven by ongoing reduction in ad spend, and said October revenue is down ~20% vs avg Q3 monthly revenue Cricut Inc. ($CRCT) shares slide -15%; Q3 EPS $0.13 vs. est. $0.16; Q3 revs rose 24.4% to $260.1M vs. est. $256.8M; connected machine revenue was $102.5 million, up 35.7% YoY; subscriptions revenue was $53.3 million, up 70.8% YoY; Accessories and materials revenue was $104.3 million, up 2.0% YoY; gross margin was 39.2%, down from 42.8% YoY Schrodinger, Inc. ($SDGR) Q3 EPS loss (-$0.49) vs. est. loss (-$0.43); Q3 revs rose 16% to $29.9M vs. est. $31.5M; sees FY revs $124M-$134M vs. est. $138.5M

SWEEP DETECTED: >>2750 $TPR Oct21 22nd 38.0 Calls trade $0.865 (CboeTheo=0.74) Above Ask! [MULTI] IV=40.4% +8.3 OPENING Vol=2751, OI=34,

Thursday, August 19, 2021 Futures Up/Down % Last Dow -275.00 0.79% 34,612 S&P 500 -31.25 0.72% 4,362 Nasdaq -86.50 0.58% 14,763 U.S. futures are looking sharply lower, adding to yesterday’s late day slide and tracking weakness in Europe and Asia as noise gets louder that the central bank could start dialing back on pandemic stimulus programs. Stock markets tumbled late Wednesday, closing at the lows after minutes from the July meeting of the FOMC showed a move to pare $80B per month in Treasuries and $40B per month of mortgage securities could happen this year. While there’s still debate regarding the timing and pace, officials said tapering would not necessarily mean an imminent rate increase. European stocks slumped the most in a month as well following the U.S. move. Other factors hitting stocks include China slowing growth fears as the delta variant continues to disrupt global growth. Those fears aren’t helped by a study from the U.K. that showed coronavirus vaccines are less effective against the delta variant and calls from the Biden Administration for a third booster shot. While the next meeting of the FOMC will occur on September 21-22, Fed Chair Jay Powell is scheduled to speak at Jackson Hole next week. Treasuries bounce with yields slipping as the dollar hits its highest levels in about 4-months. Oil prices are falling for a 6th straight day, with WTI crude down over 3%, dropping to around $63 per barrel for WTI as investors remain worried about the outlook for fuel demand as COVID-19 cases surge worldwide Fed officials continue to call for a “taper” sooner. Yesterday St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said he preferred tapering to end by the first quarter of 2022, with the last three months of next year being a “logical place” for a rate increase. Several other Fed officials, including Robert Kaplan of Dallas and Esther George of Kansas City, have urged the central bank to begin removing stimulus as soon as the September meeting in recent days. Fed Chair Jerome Powell may also provide information in remarks to the central bank’s annual research conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, next week. In Asian markets, The Nikkei Index fell -304 points (1.1%) to settle at 27,291, the Shanghai Index fell -19 points to 3,465 and the Hang Seng Index declined -550 points (or 2.1%) to settle at 25,316. In Europe, the German DAX is down over -275 points (1.75%) to 15,685, while the FTSE 100 tumbles -145 points (or over 2%) to trade 7,025. Market Closing Prices Yesterday The S&P 500 Index dropped -47.81 points, or 1.07%, to 4,400.27 The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell -382.59 points, or 1.08%, to 34,960.69 The Nasdaq Composite slumped -130.27 points, or 0.89%, to 14,525.91 The Russell 2000 Index declined -18.39 points, or 0.84% to 2,158.78 Events Calendar for Today 8:30 AM ET Weekly Jobless Claims…est. 363K 8:30 AM EST Continuing Claims…est. 2.80M 8:30 AM ET Philly Fed Survey for Aug…est. 23.0 10:00 AM ET Leading Index MoM for July…est. 0.8% 10:30 AM ET Weekly EIA Natural Gas Inventory Data Earnings Calendar: Earnings Before the Open: BJ, EL, KSS, LYTS, M, MSGS, PFGC, TPR, $WOOF Earnings After the Close: $AMAT, ATGE, BLND, LFVN, $ROST Other Key Events: B Riley Summer Summit, 8/18-8/19 Citigroup Midstream and Energy Infrastructure Conference (virtual), 8/18-8/19 Jefferies Back-to-School Bus Tour, 8/18-8/19 Macro Up/Down Last Nymex -2.26 63.20 Brent -2.08 66.15 Gold 1.50 1,789.35 EUR/USD -0.002 1.1691 JPY/USD -0.07 109.70 10-Year Note -0.048 1.225% Sector News Breakdown Consumer Bath & Body Works ($BBWI) 2Q EPS $1.34 vs est. $0.81 on sales $1.704B vs est. $1.666B; guides 3Q adj EPS $0.55-0.60 vs est. $0.56 Red Robin Gourmet ($RRGB) 2Q adj EPS ($0.22) vs est. $0.00 on revs $277Mm vs est. $275.3Mm, restaurant comps +66.3% over the same period in 2020, and decreased 2.4% compared to the same period in 2019; average weekly sales per fiscal period grew by a total of $2,503 during the second quarter of 2021 SpartanNash ($SPTN) Q2 adj EPS $0.54 vs. est. $0.48; Q2 sales $2.11B vs. est. $2.08B; Q2 adjusted EBITDA was $54.4 million, compared to $59.2 million in the prior year quarter; Q2 retail comparable store sales declined 2.7% and comparable store sales increased by 12.1% on a two-year basis; increased the low end of the fiscal 2021 profitability outlook range Victoria Secrets ($VSCO) 2Q adj EPS ($0.97) vs est. $1.59 on sales $1.614B vs est. $1.518B, total comps +5% vs 2Q19, comparable store sales -3% vs 2Q19; direct channel sales $468.8Mm -24% YoY and +26% vs 2019; guides 3Q EPS $0.60-0.70 vs est. $0.93, sees 3Q sales +mid-to-high-single digits YoY John B. Sanfilippo & Son, Inc. (JBSS) 4Q EPS $1.07 vs est. $1.15 on sales $206.7Mm vs est. $198.2Mm Ford ($F) will halt production at U.S. truck plant on Aug. 23 for 1 week over chip shortage, will temporarily shutter its Kansas City assembly plant that builds its best-selling F-150 pickup truck due to a semiconductor-related part shortage as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic in Malaysia Tesla ($TSLA) will be conducting its artificial intelligence day on Thursday. The electric vehicle company likely will showcase, among other things, the company’s advances in self-driving capabilities Energy, Industrials and Materials Crude prices fell for a fifth day on Wednesday, as investors remain worried about the outlook for fuel demand as COVID-19 cases surge worldwide just as more supply reaches the market from large global producers, including the United States. Brent crude ended down 80 cents, or 1.2%, at $68.23 a barrel. The global benchmark has lost 11% in the last 13 trading days dating to the end of July. U.S. crude futures settled down $1.13, or 1.7%, to $65.46 a barrel. Financials Robinhood ($HOOD) Q2 EPS loss ($2.16) vs. est. loss (-$0.15); Q2 revs $565.33M vs. est. $521.84M; Q2 monthly active users increased 109% to 21.3M, compared with 10.2M YoY; assets under custody increased 205% to $102B in Q2, compared with $33B in the second quarter of 2020; sees 3q seasonal headwinds, lower trading activity across industry, resulting in lower rev; SEC staff informed co on August 13, 2021 that they are reviewing resale S-1 – said no sales can be made off resale S-1 until sec staff completes their review and declares it effective DLocal Ltd. ($DLO) 2Q EPS $0.06 vs est. $0.05 on revs $59Mm vs est. $40.5Mm, payment volume $1.5B +319% Healthcare Coherus Biosciences ($CHRS) and Junshi Biosciences announced positive interim results from phase III trials on its non-small cell lung cancer treatment Toripalimab Paratek Pharmaceuticals ($PRTK) announces FDA orphan drug designation for Nuzyra® (omadacycline) for the treatment of infections caused by nontuberculous mycobacteria Technology, Media & Telecom Cisco Systems ($CSCO) Q4 Non-Gaap EPS $0.84 vs. est. $0.82; Q4 revs $13.1B vs. est. $13.03B; sees Q1 EPS $0.66-$0.66 and rev growth 7.5%-9.5% YoY; sees FY 2022 adj eps $3.38 to $3.45, vs. est. $3.41 Nvidia ($NVDA) Q2 Non-GAAP EPS $1.04 vs. est. $1.01; Q2 revs $6.51B vs. est. $6.33B; Q2 data center revenue $2.37B (up 35% YoY) vs. est. $2.28B; Q2 gaming revenue $3.06B (up 85% YoY and 11% QoQ) vs. est. $2.96B; Q2 automotive revenue $152M vs. est. $167.5M; sees Q3 revs $6.80B plus/minus 2% vs. est. $6.54B Keysight Technologies ($KEYS) Q3 EPS $1.54 vs. est. $1.44; Q3 revs $1.25B vs. est. $1.22B; sees Q4 EPS $1.59-$1.65 vs. est. $1.59; sees Q4 revs $1.25B-$1.27B vs. est. $1.26B; Q3 Orders grew 23% to reach $1.31 billion, compared with $1.07 billion last year Synopsys Inc. ($SNPS) 3Q adj EPS $1.81 vs est. $1.78 on revs $1.057B vs est. $1.05B; guides 4Q revs $1.138-1.168B vs est. $1.036B, sees adj EPS $1.75-1.80 vs est. $1.49; guides FY revs $4.19-4.22B vs est. $4.08B, sees FY adj EPS $6.78-6.83 up from prior $6.38-$6.45 vs est. $6.48 Workday ($WDAY) announced it has achieved ready status for the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program, or FedRAMP, at a moderate impact level. Trimble Inc. ($TRMB) board approved a new share repurchase program authorizing up to $750 mln in repurchases

yerpppppp > @dros said: taking 1/2 off $TPR 7MAY21 $45 Cs

taking 1/2 off $TPR 7MAY21 $45 Cs

sold some TPR

since no one answered, main brands are coach and kate spade but they own a decent amount of other brands i believe > @Benlax said: name some tpr brands without looking

whos got dat market knowledge > @Benlax said: name some tpr brands without looking

name some tpr brands without looking

very constructive day in our little pet project TPR

mostly just watching here. in a decent amount of positions already. only thing I added today was TPR calls

dros seriously $tpr its already high

3600 $TPR May21 7th 45.0 Calls trade $2.65 (FT Theo=2.51) Above Ask! AMEX 11:57:12 IV=56.5% +6.5 LATE - OPENING Vol=4212, OI=4,

oh goodness I love that TPR .. didn't trade in a while

$TPR 7MAY2021 $45 Cs // 4.3k+ trading vs. 4 OI

$TPR 7MAY2021 $45 Cs // 4.3k+ trading vs. 4 OI

3800 $TPR May21 7th 45.0 Calls trade $2.65 (FT Theo=2.43) ASKSIDE AMEX 11:49:22 IV=56.7% +6.8 FLOOR - OPENING Vol=4000, OI=4,

Upgrades 2/9: $AMG $BECN $BIDU $CMG $CPT $EQR $F $KREF $HSBC $STZ $TCFC $TPR $TWLO $WPP $YNDX $ZION

4,000 $TPR 19 MAR 21 42.5 CALL @.45 LMT

for selling notice i lot in the retail names that have ripped like TPR LB HOME. Also 3d names starting to look rough NNDM SSYS

Upgrades 1/7: $AEL $ANET $ARE $ARTL $ASB $AVNT $AVY $BJRI $CAKE $CEVA $CME $CPG $CPRI $CS $FITB $FL $HWC $JPM $KRC $MC $MCD $MOS $MTB $ODFL $PBCT $PKI $QSR $RVI $SEE $SNV $TPR $TSLA $USB $WBS $WFC

859 $TPR 100 (Weeklys) 29 JAN 21 32 PUT @1.60 LMT

859 TPR 100 (Weeklys) 29 JAN 21 32 PUT @1.60 LMT

$TPR $VFC $CPRI $PVH etc etc

TPR big run

taking $TPR 18SEP20 $18 Cs

$TPR 18SEP20 $15 Cs

$TPR mid day upgrade

$TPR Higher on earns

I did same with TPR

that $TPR is viable for a spec

UOA still holding TPR $15.

SWEEP DETECTED: >>5002 $TPR Sep20 15.0 Calls trade $1.00 (FT Theo=0.91) ASKSIDE [MULTI] 13:25:54 IV=74.3% +1.5 OPENING Vol=5003, OI=326,