Is Celsius Holdings set for a comeback after a painful 2024?Health-oriented energy drink brewer Celsius Holdings (CELH 4.38%) has seen better days. The stock was trading near two-year lows on Nov. 20, more than 70% below the record prices of late May.And the stock price is down for good reasons. The treasured distribution partnership with soda-and-snacks giant PepsiCo turned out to have a downside. Pepsi is revamping its inventory pipeline, dramatically reducing its Celsius orders in the process. As a resul ...

Celsius is a high-risk/high-potential-reward play in the coveted energy drink category.Once-red-hot growth stock Celsius Holdings (CELH 1.54%) has turned ice cold -- falling a painful 73% in just six months. Profits have plummeted, but Celsius continues to take market share and expand its product lineup and global footprint. Let's look at what's driving the steep sell-off. Could the growth stock be worth buying now? Celsius' rise to stardomIn 2022, Celsius landed a distribution agreement with PepsiCo -- giv ...

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One of my favorite opportunities when investing is finding long-term multibaggers that have recently experienced short-term pullbacks in their share prices.Three high-growth businesses currently meeting these requirements are Celsius (CELH 5.82%), MercadoLibre (MELI 0.02%), and Wingstop (WING 2.74%). After delivering share price increases ranging from 965% to 3,450% over the last decade, these multibaggers have pulled back between 11% and 73% from their 52-week highs. Here's why I believe these short-term d ...

It's been a difficult year for Celsius Holdings (CELH -4.72%), with the stock trading down more than 70% from the highs it hit earlier this year. The energy drink maker ran into some headwinds recently, but its long-term prospects remain bright.Let's take a closer look at what is behind the decline in Celsius' stock price and why the stock could be a strong rebound candidate in the years ahead.Celsius' recent woesThere are two primary reasons why Celsius' stock has struggled this year. The first is that its ...

This may be a good time to look past troubling headline numbers.The energy drink space is big and filled with many upstart players. One that has risen to prominence in recent years is Celsius (CELH -4.72%). The company was able to differentiate itself in the crowded space by making its portfolio sugar-free and by claiming its drinks are thermogenic, allowing drinkers to burn calories even while resting.In short, Celsius has quickly skyrocketed to the No. 3 spot in the U.S. energy drink industry by market sh ...

Every once in a while, investors will come across a few relatively undeniable opportunities that cannot be passed by. Some of these opportunities begin with a selloff in a stock or a group of stocks. This is where investors can look past the noise and get to the nitty-gritty of what is actually happening behind the scenes. Today, three stocks trade near their 52-week lows, a signal that could be taken as a potential buy opportunity under the right circumstances. The right circumstances could be fundamental ...

Celsius Holdings, Inc. (CELH) , a high-profile player in the energy drink market known for its health-conscious branding, saw its stock dive to its 52-week low of $25.77 on Tuesday, closing the trading session at $26.96. This drop has raised questions for investors about the causes of the decline and whether now is the right time to buy, hold or sell CELH stock.Shares of CELH have slumped 31.8% in the past three months, much wider than the industry's drop of 1.9% and the broader Zacks Consumer Staples secto ...

Investors likely have a rare buying opportunity in this growth stock.Celsius Holdings (CELH -1.57%) has been both inspiring and frustrating to investors. Few stocks have matched its more than 2,000% gain over the last five years as finding a niche in the market and the right distribution partner has produced massive returns for investors.The frustration comes as investors turned on the beverage stock as a key distributor adjusted its inventory purchase. This significantly reduced what was as much as a 7,200 ...

Celsius Holdings Inc. NASDAQ: CELH delivered a poor earnings report on November 6. Investors had been forewarned that the company was likely to miss on the top and bottom lines, but the size of the miss was enough to send shares lower.   Celsius TodayCELHCelsius$26.96 -0.43 (-1.57%) 52-Week Range$25.77▼$99.62P/E Ratio37.44Price Target$54.40Add to WatchlistCelsius delivered revenue of $265.75 million, which was lower than analysts’ expectations of $267.54 million and 30% lower than the $384.8 million the co ...