Financial Performance - Gap Inc reported second-quarter earnings of $0.57 per share, surpassing earnings estimates but falling short of revenue expectations at $3.73 billion [1] - The company is experiencing pressure from potential tariffs and weakness in its women's athletic wear subsidiary, Athleta, but steady performance from Banana Republic, Old Navy, and its namesake label is helping to manage costs [1] Stock Performance - Gap's shares have increased by 1.1% to $21.91 and are on track for their seventh win in eight sessions, marking a fourth consecutive weekly gain [2] - The stock is still recovering from a significant bear gap of 20.2% that occurred on May 30, and the 60-day moving average has shifted from resistance to support this week [2] Analyst Sentiment - Analysts are divided on Gap's outlook, with six out of 17 firms rating it a "buy" or better, while the rest recommend a "hold" [3] - Some firms, including Jefferies and Wells Fargo Securities, have issued bearish notes, while J.P. Morgan Securities and BofA Global Research have raised their price targets [3] Options Trading Activity - Options traders are showing a bearish sentiment today, with 14,000 puts traded, which is six times the typical volume for this time of day [4] - The weekly 8/29 21-strike put is a popular choice among traders, indicating new positions are being opened there [4]