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"Shares down today by about 2.9%. RH. They operate the restoration hardware chain of stores. ... the premium valuation versus its peers contributed to high expectations going into this print. Shares down today by about 2.9%. RH with the outspoken CEO has already declined 46% this year."
RH (Restoration Hardware) is shown in a negative light as shares are down due to mixed quarterly results and high valuation expectations. The commentary, supported by the fact that RH has fallen 46% this year, suggests caution.

"Well, that's where I'm going right now, because it was the worst performer in the S&P 500, down 2.9% today. The company did report after the bell yesterday a mixed fourth quarter, including adjusted earnings per share in comp sales that excluded gas and FX that came in ahead of expectations. But analysts had high expectations. They said that the premium valuation versus its peers contributed to high expectations going into this print. Shares down today by about 2.9%... RH, they operate the restoration hardware chain of stores. Shares of furniture retailers, including RH, tumbled today. This is after President Trump announced the U.S. will enact new tariffs on imported kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and other home products next week. RH, with the outspoken CEO, has already declined 46% this year."
Restoration Hardware (RH) is under pressure, down 2.9% in the recent session and 46% year-to-date, as new U.S. tariffs on imported home products add to existing challenges. The mixed Q4 report further intensifies concerns about its premium valuation relative to peers.

"This is really just pressure that we're seeing here after Donald Trump announced that the U.S. will enact new tariffs on imported kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities and other home products next week."
RH (RH) shares are down about 4% as a result of new U.S. tariffs targeting imported home products. The move comes amid broader tariff measures which are negatively impacting home furnishing companies, particularly those reliant on imported materials.
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