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What was said about RH (Restoration Hardware)
This is the TubeRank file on RH. Price calls from finance YouTube are kept here with the original quote, then checked against the market once their window closes. Read it the way you would a research notebook.
RHRH (Restoration Hardware)
$130.64as of 10h ago
The record, in brief
10 calls from 2 channels are on file for RH. 1 has a result. The hit rate is 100% (1 hit, 0 missed, 0 partial; a partial counts as half). 4 are still pending. The record leans bullish: 7 bullish and 3 bearish.
- On file
- 10
- Hit rate
- 100%
- Pending
- 4
- Channels
- 2
recorded calls
1 hit · 0 miss · 0 partial
awaiting a result
7 bullish · 3 bearish
Targets against the price
Each dot is a call with a target and a video date, drawn against the recorded price. Open one for the quote and how it resolved.
- pending
- hit
- unverifiable
Left off the chart: 5 without a target or a video date and 3 with a horizon longer than a year. They remain in the list below.
Calls, by channel
Grouped by who said it. The latest thesis is written out; open a channel for the calls we kept, newest first.
Financial Education9 callsBullishJeremy views RH as a compelling multi-year turnaround opportunity after the stock fell over 80% in five years, though he defers detailed reasoning to other videos.
Jeremy views RH as a compelling multi-year turnaround opportunity after the stock fell over 80% in five years, though he defers detailed reasoning to other videos.
Earlier theses (5)
Jeremy calls RH the stock that will see the most severe rally once oil and rates officially peak, projecting a major move higher from current levels.
The YouTuber spent $150,000 buying RH across accounts, calling it a high-conviction cyclical bet after a 10+ year following of the stock. He believes new lower-cost 'RH Compound' store formats (single-story buildings, ~50% cheaper to build) and RH Estates could be major margin and expansion catalysts once real estate recovers between 2027 and 2030.
He sees RH as a contrarian buy given its improved balance sheet (around $125 million in cash) despite the beaten-down real estate/mortgage environment, and plans to build out a position over the coming months. He notes the stock has fallen sharply from $700 five years ago to around $100 today.
Jeremy views RH as a beaten-down cyclical stock that reported a mixed quarter but is showing early signs of financial discipline (falling CapEx, rebuilding cash balance). He plans to start and scale a position over the next 6-9 months, believing the stock offers an attractive long-term return after an 80% five-year decline.
Jeremy started a new starter position in RH ahead of earnings, citing significant upside from newly-opened flagship locations (Paris, Milan, London) turning profitable and strong ancillary revenue from memberships and restaurants. He acknowledges a weak balance sheet and meaningful downside/bankruptcy risk but sees the stock as a rare potential triple-up opportunity over the next three years.
“I think it's a great multi-year opportunity and we'll see.”
“RH is going to absolutely go through a ripper rally in my opinion and you'll see that stock go, you know, 120 to 200.”
“I think I can make a lot of money in the stock over the next few years.”
“Real estate in my opinion comes back 2027 to 2030. And so, if that occurs, I think the stock goes to anywhere between $300 and 550.”
“This is one I want to really be a contrarian on and build out that position over the next several months.”
“I believe I'm going to get an insanely attractive return in the stock over the next, you know, we can call it 3 to 5 years, right?”
“I think there's about a 20% chance this stock is under $140 uh 36 months from now”
“Is it possible RH goes down to 100, goes down to 90? It's possible, right?”
“the upside in RH over the next 36 months is a stock goes to $400 to $550 in the next 36 months”
Meet Kevin1 callBearishKevin views Restoration Hardware as still struggling despite an earnings beat, citing collapsing operating income, rising SG&A costs, and reliance on drawing down inventory to protect margins. He believes the company hasn't yet reached peak pain and it may be too early to be bullish.
Kevin views Restoration Hardware as still struggling despite an earnings beat, citing collapsing operating income, rising SG&A costs, and reliance on drawing down inventory to protect margins. He believes the company hasn't yet reached peak pain and it may be too early to be bullish.