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The complaint claims that Chewy Autoship customers paid sales tax on the full price of items they were ordering rather than sales tax calculated after Chewy discounted the products

Chewy, Inc. (NYSE:CHWY) will report its second-quarter fiscal 2025 results on September 10, with Wall Street closely watching the online pet retailer’s ability to sustain growth in a resilient but increasingly competitive category.

Chewy, Inc. reported strong EBITDA and free cash flow on June 11, but CHWY stock is down. Is it time to buy? Value investors can predict higher FCF. Using a FCF yield metric, its target value is worth over 20% more at $50.89 per share.

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A Mizuho analyst sees potential “landmines” in Chewy’s upcoming results on June 11. Should you sell the stock before that?

Chewy (CHWY) shows strong technical momentum, with a 100% “Buy” signal via Barchart. Shares are up 110% over the past year. Fundamentals support this powerful trend. Chewy has multiple “Strong Buy” ratings and a bullish outlook. Today’s Featured Stock: Valued at $19.6 billion, Chewy (CHWY) operates as an online pet...

A new investor just justified making a sizeable $7.1 billion investment into Chewy stock recently, and it makes sense in today's market.

The online pet care retailer had two unusually active call options with Vol/OI ratios exceeding 10 on Thursday. While the verdict is still out on the company’s long-term profitability, these two call options are no-brainers.

Although Chewy’s market performance has already been strong, the demand profile of CHWY stock suggests that the party still has legs.