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NASDAQ:ELF 5 November 2025 - 6 November 2025

e.l.f. Beauty (ELF) plunges as tariff hit and soft FY‑2026 outlook overshadow Rhode boost: what to know today (Nov. 6, 2025)

e.l.f. Beauty (ELF) plunges as tariff hit and soft FY‑2026 outlook overshadow Rhode boost: what to know today (Nov. 6, 2025)

e.l.f. Beauty shares plunged over 20% after the company forecast FY‑2026 revenue of $1.55–$1.57 billion and adjusted EPS of $2.80–$2.85, both missing analyst estimates. Tariff costs exceeding $50 million and 75% China sourcing pressured margins, which fell 165 basis points. Q2 net sales rose 14% to $343.9 million; adjusted EPS was $0.68. Piper Sandler and UBS downgraded the stock following the guidance.
6 November 2025
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NYSE Skyrockets to Record Highs as AI Frenzy, Fed Rate Cut Bets Fuel Stock Surge

Stocks to Sell Today (Nov 6, 2025): e.l.f. Beauty, Duolingo, DoorDash, Super Micro, Meta, Palantir—and Airline Majors Under FAA Cuts

e.l.f. Beauty shares plunged up to 26% after cutting its FY26 outlook and missing sales estimates, citing tariff pressures. Duolingo stock dropped about 20% on weak Q4 bookings guidance. DoorDash fell over 9% following an earnings miss and plans for higher 2026 spending. Meta Platforms marked its sharpest four-day decline since 2022, down roughly 17% amid capital spending concerns.
6 November 2025
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ELF Stock Today (Nov. 5, 2025): e.l.f. Beauty plunges after Q2 revenue miss; FY26 outlook lags Street as tariffs bite

ELF Stock Today (Nov. 5, 2025): e.l.f. Beauty plunges after Q2 revenue miss; FY26 outlook lags Street as tariffs bite

e.l.f. Beauty reported Q2 FY26 net sales of $343.9 million, up 14% year-over-year, but below analyst expectations. Shares dropped about 19% after hours as the FY26 outlook for net sales and adjusted EPS missed Wall Street estimates. Management cited tariff costs exceeding $50 million annually, with about 75% of products sourced from China. Adjusted EPS for the quarter was $0.68, beating forecasts.
5 November 2025
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