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This Week’s Bonus Story

Levi Strauss May Be a Super Buying Opportunity After the Earnings Dip

By Chris Markoch. First Published: 2/2/2026. 

Quick Look

• LEVI stock pulled back after earnings despite a double beat, as lighter EPS guidance and tariff concerns weighed on investor sentiment.
• Levi Strauss continues to transform its business, driven by growing direct-to-consumer sales, e-commerce expansion, and early momentum from Beyond Yoga.
• Technical indicators suggest LEVI stock may be near an inflection point, with narrowing Bollinger Bands and improving momentum setting up a potential rebound.

The key theme for this earnings season is that good enough isn’t good enough. Levi Strauss & Co. (NYSE: LEVI) delivered a double beat in its fourth-quarter earnings report. However, its guidance—especially on earnings—came in lighter than analysts expected, and LEVI stock fell about 7% at the open on Feb. 2.

Levi’s beat both top- and bottom-line estimates. Adjusted earnings per share (EPS) were $0.41, two cents above the $0.39 consensus. Revenue of $1.77 billion topped forecasts for $1.71 billion and was up 5% on an organic basis.

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On a year-over-year basis, EPS fell 18% and revenue declined 14%; operating margins were flat at 11.9%.

Looking ahead to 2026, Levi projects reported revenue growth of 5%–6%, but its EPS guidance of $1.40 to $1.46 per share falls short of analysts’ expectations, which imply roughly 9.45% earnings growth over the next 12 months.

The lighter guidance largely reflects tariffs, which have hit Levi harder than many other retailers. The company said it expects to partially offset those pressures through vendor pricing power and lower cotton costs.

Levi’s Continues to Transform Its Business

Levi Strauss is synonymous with denim, and the company is leaning into what it calls a “head-to-toe denim lifestyle.” At the same time, it is expanding beyond denim with the small but fast-growing Beyond Yoga business.

The company is also seeing growth across channels. Direct-to-consumer contributed 49% of quarterly revenue, with e-commerce accounting for 22%. Levi plans to add 50 to 60 stores in 2026, bringing its total to about 200 locations.

Could LEVI Stock Get a Super Bowl Bump?

Super Bowl LX will be played at the home of the San Francisco 49ers, Levi’s Stadium. The venue selection is coincidental, but it could prove a welcome coincidence for LEVI shareholders.

Not only will the brand be front and center during the game and its lead-up, Levi’s will debut a new advertising campaign during the broadcast. It will be the company’s first Super Bowl commercial in 20 years.

Super Bowl ads often draw more attention than the game itself, so Levi’s could generate buzz among coveted demographics that help drive growth.

Investors won’t know whether the ad campaign and sponsorship will boost revenue and earnings until the next report. Still, beyond the paid placement, Levi’s is likely to receive substantial free publicity.

Marketing campaigns alone aren’t usually a primary reason to buy a stock, but combined with the current technical picture for LEVI, they may influence investor sentiment.

LEVI Stock Is at an Inflection Point

Just as Levi’s CEO says the business is at an inflection point, the stock appears to be at one too. Over the past three months the share price has been range-bound, which is better than many names in the retail sector. The stock is now trading near the lower Bollinger Band, and the bands have narrowed significantly.

Narrowing Bollinger Bands often signal an impending breakout in either direction. With price testing the lower band and the 20-day simple moving average (SMA) converging toward the 150-day SMA, conditions are setting up for a move.

Momentum indicators support this view. The MACD has flattened after a prior decline, suggesting bearish momentum is slowing and opening the door to a bullish move. The RSI (not shown) sits in the mid-30s, which also aligns with the possibility of a mean-reversion rally.

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