Core Viewpoint - The article discusses three stocks—Target, Celsius Holdings, and Freshpet—that have underperformed but may have potential for recovery in the near future, despite their current challenges [1][2][3]. Group 1: Target - Target's stock has decreased by 33% over the past year, attributed to negative store comps and declining net sales over two consecutive quarters [4][5]. - The stock's yield has risen to 4.6%, and the company has a history of increasing dividends for 53 consecutive years, with expectations for a potential hike soon [5][6]. - Target faces challenges in regaining customer trust due to political controversies that have alienated both conservative and liberal shoppers [8][9]. - The company has a payout ratio of less than 50% of its trailing earnings, indicating room for dividend increases while aiming for a turnaround [6][10]. Group 2: Celsius Holdings - Celsius Holdings has experienced a 42% decline in stock value over the past year, despite being one of the year's biggest market winners with over 60% growth [11]. - The company has seen significant revenue growth in previous years, but recent quarters have shown year-over-year declines [12]. - The acquisition of Alani Nu is expected to positively impact market share and revenue, with results anticipated to improve starting from the current quarter [13]. Group 3: Freshpet - Freshpet's stock has dropped by 39%, holding a 3.5% share of the dog food market but dominating the fresh or frozen pet food segment with 96% market share in brick-and-mortar retailers [14]. - The company has consistently achieved over 27% top-line growth for seven years, but it has revised its growth expectations down to 15% to 18% for the current year [15]. - Despite the decline, Freshpet's stock remains at a premium valuation, trading at three times sales and 37 times next year's earnings, indicating potential for recovery if growth resumes [16].

Group 1: Celsius Holdings - Celsius Holdings experienced a 35% increase in stock price in the first quarter of 2025 after facing a significant decline in sales, with a 31% year-over-year drop reported in Q3 2024 [3][4]. - The company reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter results and announced the acquisition of Alani Nu for $1.8 billion, which is expected to enhance growth opportunities [4][5]. - The acquisition is seen as strategically beneficial, as Alani Nu is a differentiated lifestyle brand that could provide cost-saving synergies and growth potential for Celsius [5][6]. Group 2: Alibaba - Alibaba's stock rose by 56% in the first quarter of 2025, despite ongoing trade war concerns, as it is less affected by tariff issues due to its sourcing strategy and revenue generation primarily within China [8][9]. - The company continues to trade at less than 15 times forward earnings, indicating potential value for investors despite the stock's recent surge [9]. Group 3: FuboTV - FuboTV's stock surged by 132% after a deal with Disney to combine its platform with Hulu + Live TV, transforming its financial outlook and subscriber growth potential [10][11]. - The company was previously struggling with profitability but is now generating positive free cash flow, and analysts predict it will turn profitable within a year [11]. - Even if the Disney deal does not finalize, FuboTV stands to gain a significant termination fee and improved market credibility [11].