$BBWI
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Bath & Body Works, Inc. BBWI

Currently 3 bullish, 0 bearish — stable.

Analysts are holding steady at 3 bullish to 0 bearish.

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Analyst opinions

Analyst opinions

deep drawdown and low multiple attract entry

I'm likely to start a new position in Bath & Body Works at current ~$17 levels because the simple, high‑margin personal‑care retail model looks compelling after a ~64% five‑year drop and a low forward multiple.

After a ~64% five-year decline, Bath & Body Works at ~$17 offers a low forward multiple on a high-margin personal-care retail model, prompting a new position initiation based on contrarian valuation appeal.

Publish-day $18.42 · 04/09
"The Market Just BLEW UP"

sub-7x earnings with 4% yield and low payout

Bath & Body Works (BBWI) at ~$18 is a simple, seasonal consumer brand trading at a Fwd P under 7 with a ~4% yield and low payout — I view it as an attractively priced, high‑cash‑return consumer income and value play.

Bath & Body Works trades below 7 times forward earnings with a roughly 4% dividend yield and a low payout ratio that preserves financial flexibility. The seasonal demand model and high cash return make it an attractive value-and-income position at current levels.

Publish-day $18.09 · 04/07Target $25.006mo
"top 10 stocks to buy UNDER $100"

low valuation anchors asymmetric retail upside

I’m constructive on Bath & Body Works (BBWI)—a simple, profitable retail model with very low expectations (forward P/E ~7, market cap ~ $4B) and I’d look to start positions in the low-dollar range.

A simple, consistently profitable retail model trading at a roughly 7x forward earnings multiple and a market cap near $4 billion sets very low expectations, creating attractive entry conditions for a consumer staples recovery trade.

Publish-day $18.78 · 03/12
"Extreme Market Move COMING‼️"

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