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Lululemon (LULU) stock is jumping after the company released third quarter results that beat Wall Street's estimates on the top and bottom lines. Lululemon also announced that CEO Calvin McDonald will step down at the end of January. Earnings per share came in at $2.59, compared to estimates of $2.22, while revenue came in at $2.57 billion, beating the $2.48 billion expected.

Here’s a concise summary of Tom’s 2026 outlook based on the transcript (targets + what he implies are the best places to be): - S&P 500 target: ~7,700 for 2026 (he frames it as a ~10% year, assuming the S&P ends the prior year around ~7,000). - Shape of 2026: Very turbulent—he repeatedly suggests it could feel like a bear market at some point (even referencing a potential ~20% drawdown), but finishes strong into year-end. Core volatility catalysts: - A new Fed chair (markets “test” the new chair; confirmation can take ~90 days). - Possible tariff turmoil if the Supreme Court overturns tariffs, creating policy uncertainty and business visibility issues. - Big bullish tailwind by year-end: the “Fed put” returning (and effectively a “White House put” too), with policy bias toward easing once the transition drama passes. - Leadership call: Tech/AI may stall/digest gains early, which can spook sentiment—but he thinks the market can still work if breadth improves (rotation rather than leadership ending). - “Best investments” implied (themes/areas): position for broadening beyond mega-cap tech—he highlights strength/response in small caps, equal-weight/broader market participation, and financials (and he wants housing + ISM to turn up as confirmation). - Key risk to watch: valuations + AI bubble fears + policy uncertainty—these can drive sharp swings even in a bullish year-end outcome.