Dana Telsey

CEO and Chief Research Officer, Telsey Advisory Group
@DanaTelsey · tracked since Feb 2026
Calls 4 1 Posts tracked · 0.0/day
Calls
7d 0
30d 0
90d 0
Best Calls
FIGS long +24.9%
TJX long +0.6%
Worst Calls
WMT long -8.3%
RL long -3.0%
Most Mentioned
WMT ×1
TJX ×1
GAP ×1
Recent Calls
FIGS long 3 months ago
RL long 3 months ago
TJX long 3 months ago
Win Rate 50% Long 4 Short 0
Win Rate
7d 75%
30d 25%
90d 50%
Average Return +3.5% Long Return +3.5% Short Return -
Average Return
7d +1.7%
30d +5.8%
90d -0.2%
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Long
Feb 17
$10.25
+24.9%
* WMT: Described as "the best out there," seeing sales growth and expected margin upticks in 2026. * TJX: Aggressively opening stores (100/year) with strong marketing; off-price model fits the current consumer. * GPS: "The Gap is back." New creative direction has successfully blended product and marketing; stores are being updated. * RL/FIGS: Ralph Lauren raising unit prices successfully; FIGS gaining brand awareness via Team USA/Olympics partnership. In a "K-shaped" economy, capital flows to two places: massive scale/value (WMT, TJX) and brands with high heat/momentum (GPS, RL). These companies have proven execution in the current macro environment. LONG (Quality/Momentum). General consumer spending slowdown; supply chain disruptions from tariffs.
* WMT: Described as "the best out there," seeing sales growth and expected margin upticks in 2026. * TJX: Aggressively opening stores (100/year) with strong marketing; off-price model fits the current consumer. * GPS: "The Gap is back." New creative direction has successfully blended product and marketing; stores are being updated. * RL/FIGS: Ralph Lauren raising unit prices successfully; FIGS gaining brand awareness via Team USA/Olympics partnership. In a "K-shaped" economy, capital flows to two places: massive scale/value (WMT, TJX) and brands with high heat/momentum (GPS, RL). These companies have proven execution in the current macro environment. LONG (Quality/Momentum). General consumer spending slowdown; supply chain disruptions from tariffs.
Consumer
Long
Feb 17
$370.50
-3.0%
* WMT: Described as "the best out there," seeing sales growth and expected margin upticks in 2026. * TJX: Aggressively opening stores (100/year) with strong marketing; off-price model fits the current consumer. * GPS: "The Gap is back." New creative direction has successfully blended product and marketing; stores are being updated. * RL/FIGS: Ralph Lauren raising unit prices successfully; FIGS gaining brand awareness via Team USA/Olympics partnership. In a "K-shaped" economy, capital flows to two places: massive scale/value (WMT, TJX) and brands with high heat/momentum (GPS, RL). These companies have proven execution in the current macro environment. LONG (Quality/Momentum). General consumer spending slowdown; supply chain disruptions from tariffs.
* WMT: Described as "the best out there," seeing sales growth and expected margin upticks in 2026. * TJX: Aggressively opening stores (100/year) with strong marketing; off-price model fits the current consumer. * GPS: "The Gap is back." New creative direction has successfully blended product and marketing; stores are being updated. * RL/FIGS: Ralph Lauren raising unit prices successfully; FIGS gaining brand awareness via Team USA/Olympics partnership. In a "K-shaped" economy, capital flows to two places: massive scale/value (WMT, TJX) and brands with high heat/momentum (GPS, RL). These companies have proven execution in the current macro environment. LONG (Quality/Momentum). General consumer spending slowdown; supply chain disruptions from tariffs.
Consumer
Long
Feb 17
$156.97
+0.6%
* WMT: Described as "the best out there," seeing sales growth and expected margin upticks in 2026. * TJX: Aggressively opening stores (100/year) with strong marketing; off-price model fits the current consumer. * GPS: "The Gap is back." New creative direction has successfully blended product and marketing; stores are being updated. * RL/FIGS: Ralph Lauren raising unit prices successfully; FIGS gaining brand awareness via Team USA/Olympics partnership. In a "K-shaped" economy, capital flows to two places: massive scale/value (WMT, TJX) and brands with high heat/momentum (GPS, RL). These companies have proven execution in the current macro environment. LONG (Quality/Momentum). General consumer spending slowdown; supply chain disruptions from tariffs.
* WMT: Described as "the best out there," seeing sales growth and expected margin upticks in 2026. * TJX: Aggressively opening stores (100/year) with strong marketing; off-price model fits the current consumer. * GPS: "The Gap is back." New creative direction has successfully blended product and marketing; stores are being updated. * RL/FIGS: Ralph Lauren raising unit prices successfully; FIGS gaining brand awareness via Team USA/Olympics partnership. In a "K-shaped" economy, capital flows to two places: massive scale/value (WMT, TJX) and brands with high heat/momentum (GPS, RL). These companies have proven execution in the current macro environment. LONG (Quality/Momentum). General consumer spending slowdown; supply chain disruptions from tariffs.
Consumer
Long
Feb 17
$128.85
-8.3%
* WMT: Described as "the best out there," seeing sales growth and expected margin upticks in 2026. * TJX: Aggressively opening stores (100/year) with strong marketing; off-price model fits the current consumer. * GPS: "The Gap is back." New creative direction has successfully blended product and marketing; stores are being updated. * RL/FIGS: Ralph Lauren raising unit prices successfully; FIGS gaining brand awareness via Team USA/Olympics partnership. In a "K-shaped" economy, capital flows to two places: massive scale/value (WMT, TJX) and brands with high heat/momentum (GPS, RL). These companies have proven execution in the current macro environment. LONG (Quality/Momentum). General consumer spending slowdown; supply chain disruptions from tariffs.
* WMT: Described as "the best out there," seeing sales growth and expected margin upticks in 2026. * TJX: Aggressively opening stores (100/year) with strong marketing; off-price model fits the current consumer. * GPS: "The Gap is back." New creative direction has successfully blended product and marketing; stores are being updated. * RL/FIGS: Ralph Lauren raising unit prices successfully; FIGS gaining brand awareness via Team USA/Olympics partnership. In a "K-shaped" economy, capital flows to two places: massive scale/value (WMT, TJX) and brands with high heat/momentum (GPS, RL). These companies have proven execution in the current macro environment. LONG (Quality/Momentum). General consumer spending slowdown; supply chain disruptions from tariffs.
Consumer
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