Last Friday, I invited you into my closet to discuss the remarkable pricing power at Lululemon Athletica (LULU).

If you missed this intimate look inside my closet, you can check it out HERE.

But for today, I’d like to take a deeper dive into the current LULU chart formation.

As you’ll see, the chart target reflects the pricing power narrative – which fits right into the reason I think LULU is primed for a breakout.

So, let’s dive in…

First and foremost, here’s the current LULU chart…

As you can see, LULU broke above $380 in early December 2022 – only to fall down to a range between $300 and $310 for most of the 2023 calendar year.

The longer LULU remains pinned between $300 and $310, the stronger the breakout will be when it finally happens.

I call it a “coiled spring” effect…

The more you coil a spring… the more aggressive and violent the breakout will be once the spring gets released.

That’s precisely what I think is taking shape in LULU right now.

And here’s the trigger catalyst…

Men.

Yes, men.

You see, after years of being inside and lounging around the house in sweatpants… men across the country are now facing the reality of going back to work or attending more social events. And as that’s happening, they’re updating their wardrobes – which starts with new pants.

But they no longer want any old pants.

They want LULU pants.

Ones they can wear to work… out to dinner… or even on the golf course… all of which come with minimal maintenance (such as ironing them or taking them to the dry cleaners).

And that’s your big opportunity…

YOUR ACTION PLAN

For years, LULU has catered to women to sell its $100 yoga pants. But now, just imagine if it can capture a powerful new market in which men also jump on the bandwagon and start buying $100 LULU pants. As Wall Street starts to realize that this is indeed happening, it could very well be the trigger that “uncoils” the LULU spring – and sends LULU back up to retest the December high of $380.

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