| By Andy Swan Luxury retail is flexing its muscles again. Despite concerns about a slowing consumer, LikeFolio data suggests high-end shoppers are still spending, driving strong results for brands catering to the premium and luxury market. I know what you’re thinking: “In this economy?” But stick with me… While headlines are calling for the end of luxury – like Forbes’ “5 Reasons the Luxury Market Decline in 2025 Won’t Recover in 2025” – this data says otherwise… and reveals two more companies due to surprise the market over the coming weeks. Recent Earnings Confirm Strength at the Top Ralph Lauren (RL), Tapestry (TPR) – which owns Coach, Kate Spade, Stuart Weitzman – and even struggling Peloton (PTON) all recently posted better-than-expected earnings. Each company raised guidance, citing sustained demand from affluent shoppers. Before their reports, Earnings Season Pass members received exclusive earnings predictions on RL, TPR, and PTON in their Week 3 Scorecard. As you can see below, our data assigned all three companies bullish Earnings Scores – landing our subscribers a critical advantage. 
All three companies delivered the results we were looking for: - Ralph Lauren (RL): Delivered an 11% revenue jump, hitting $2.1 billion, beating estimates. Management raised its full-year growth outlook to 6%-7% from the prior 3%-4% range, pointing to luxury consumers’ resilience.
Source: TradingView - Tapestry (TPR): Reported record holiday sales, up 5% year-over-year to $2.2 billion, with Coach leading the way (+10%). The company boosted its full-year earnings guidance to $4.85-$4.90 per share.
Source: TradingView - Peloton (PTON): While revenue fell 9% year over year, cost reductions led to improved margins and free cash flow turning positive. Management slightly raised full-year revenue guidance, showing stabilization.
Source: TradingView These results confirm what our data already knew: That premium and luxury consumers continue spending, defying broader retail softness. That’s exactly the kind of backdrop we want heading into On Holding (ONON) and Lululemon's (LULU) next earnings reports. | Recommended Link | | | | The world’s wealthiest insiders are sounding the alarm. Billionaires from Buffett to Zuckerberg are dumping shares of Big Tech stocks at a record pace in a move that could cause trillions to drain out from under everyday investors. Fortunately, there's a way to protect your portfolio BEFORE the worst damage is done – allowing you to profit massively throughout the panic. Click here to find out how. |  | | ONON & LULU: Positioned for Outperformance? Both On Holding and Lululemon have strong momentum heading into earnings, supported by LikeFolio data and broader consumer trends. On Holding (ONON): Earnings Preview ✓ Stock Performance: +67% YoY ✓ Web Traffic: +32% since March* (noting March due to a domain change) ✓ Next Earnings Report: March 4, 2025 On continues to see explosive demand for its premium athletic footwear. Sales grew 34% year over year last quarter, and the company reaffirmed its full-year guidance for 30%+ revenue growth. LikeFolio data shows consumer interest is still growing, bolstered by new product drops and the company’s expansion into apparel: Web traffic to On’s site is up 32% from a year ago, signaling continued demand that could drive another strong quarter. 
The key question for investors: Can ONON keep delivering high growth while improving margins? Especially with the stock – and expectations – so high. Despite last quarter’s record revenue, earnings missed estimates due to high investment costs. Management needs to balance scaling up with profitability. But if fourth-quarter numbers come in strong, the stock has room to run. Lululemon (LULU): Earnings Preview ✓ Stock Performance: -17% YoY ✓ Web Traffic: +11% YoY ✓ Next Earnings Report: March 20, 2025* (unconfirmed) Lululemon has been a powerhouse in premium activewear. Last quarter, revenue grew 9% year over year, and management raised holiday-quarter guidance, now expecting 11% to 12% growth. The company has steadily expanded internationally, with strong performance in China and Europe. 
Investors will be watching margins closely – LULU has held an industry-leading ~20% operating margin, and recent reports suggest the company has effectively managed inventory levels, reducing the need for excessive discounting. LikeFolio data shows consumer engagement remains high: Lululemon’s web traffic is up 12% in the last month following a strong holiday performance. | Recommended Link | | | | China’s DeepSeek rocked the markets when it announced it’s a new platform could rival ChatGPT. The news was so alarming, it prompted new legislation proposing 20 years in prison for Americans who use DeepSeek. Make no mistake: The global AI race is on. And according to Nvidia’s CEO, a $100 trillion opportunity is now emerging. To help people seize a ground floor stake, Wall Street legend Louis Navellier is holding an urgent AI summit, and even issuing Strong Buys on 7 AI stocks poised for 1,000% potential gains in new AI frontier. Go here now. |  | | The Key Takeaways for Investors At LikeFolio, our singular goal is to help you make money by keeping you ahead of the market – and we do that with proprietary consumer-driven insights Wall Street is largely missing out on. What we’ve learned: 🔑 Luxury Demand Remains Strong Recent earnings from Ralph Lauren, Coach-parent Tapestry, and even the post-COVID laggard Peloton, confirm premium consumers are still spending. This trend bodes well for ONON and LULU – especially considering recent LikeFolio data. 🔑 ONON and LULU Are Both Gaining Momentum on Main Street Both On and Lululemon have solid fundamentals. Anyone could tell you that. But WE know that both On and Lululemon are seeing rising web traffic in real time – our best measure of forward-looking consumer demand. 🔑 Earnings Beats Could Fuel Further Gains for These Stocks The fact that RL, TPR, and PTON shares all moved higher on their recent reports suggests a pattern we can leverage – investors are rewarding companies effectively capturing this demand. With more than a decade of historical data and trading experience under our belt, we’re confident that ONON and LULU’s momentum could translate to earnings beats when they go to report in March – and fuel further gains for data-driven investors like you. To be clear: We never mistake our data for a crystal ball. Nothing is ever guaranteed. But with this knowledge – backed by data – you'll be a step ahead of the crowd… while the rest are left guessing. Until next time, 
Andy Swan
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