American Eagle’s Stock Resilience Faces Wall Street Skepticism Despite Sydney Sweeney Boost
American Eagle Outfitters (AEO) has clawed back investor attention after a volatile May, with shares rebounding to $12.85 despite a withdrawn outlook and wider-than-expected quarterly loss. The retailer's Sydney Sweeney campaign briefly transformed it into a cultural talking point, but Wall Street remains unconvinced of its staying power.
Bank of America's bearish $10 price target underscores concerns over fading marketing momentum and lack of pricing power to offset tariff impacts. No analysts tracked by Visible Alpha currently rate the stock as bullish—a stark contrast to its recent pop-culture relevance.