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Stitch Fix Investors Look to Results to Ease Worries Over Amazon

  • Shares hit a snag last month on report of Amazon shopping site
  • Analysts are either bullish or neutral, there are no bears
Employees, who pull clothing from the racks, load their carts with boxes before heading out into the rows of clothing at one Stitch Fix's warehouses, in South San Francisco. 

Employees, who pull clothing from the racks, load their carts with boxes before heading out into the rows of clothing at one Stitch Fix's warehouses, in South San Francisco. 

Photographer: Nick Otto/The Washington Post via Getty Images

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Stitch Fix Inc. gets a chance to revive investor optimism when it posts earnings today after shares tumbled less than two weeks ago amid reports that Amazon is testing a personalized shopping site featuring similarities to the e-retailer’s platform.

Following a November IPO, shares meandered until early June when they took off, rising 156 percent until word of Amazon’s Scout, which recommends products based on a user’s likes and dislikes. After the news hit Sept. 19, shares of the San Francisco-based company fell nearly seven percent and went on to plunge another 12 percent the following day.