Smith & Wesson Stock Craters After Stunning Revenue Miss – SWBI Earnings Shock
Another 'bulletproof' earnings report goes sideways.
Smith & Wesson investors got trigger-happy too soon—SWBI shares plunged double digits after the firearms maker whiffed hard on Q1 revenue. Wall Street expected a bullseye. They got a misfire.
The damage: While gun sales typically boom during election years, SWBI's top line somehow managed to underwhelm. Analysts are now scrambling to reload their forecasts.
Silver lining? The company's inventory glut means plenty of ammo for Black Friday sales. Just don't expect shareholders to stick around for the rebound.
Funny how 'safe haven' stocks crumble faster than a meme coin when fundamentals actually matter.
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In addition, sales decreased by 11.6% year-over-year, with revenue hitting $140.76 million. This also missed analysts’ expectations of $152.41 million.
Is SWBI Stock a Good Buy?
Using TipRanks’ technical analysis tool, the indicators seem to point to a positive outlook for SWBI stock. Indeed, the summary section pictured below shows that 11 indicators are Bullish, compared to four Neutral and seven Bearish indicators. However, this is likely to change following today’s earnings results.
