Helen of Troy shows potential for future growth

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Helen of Troy, a company on NASDAQ, faced challenges in its recent quarter due to lower-than-expected sales linked to flu treatment products. The flu season started slowly, impacting earnings. However, as the flu cases have risen, analysts expect a recovery in sales. The company's cost-saving measures have begun to show positive results. Investors are optimistic that these actions, combined with an anticipated return to growth, may enhance its future performance. Despite recent setbacks, Helen of Troy is seen as an attractive investment due to its low stock valuation. Analysts believe that the current price may not reflect the company's potential for recovery and growth in the coming months.


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