Summary
- Herbalife Nutrition beat expectations for the fourth quarter, with EPS of $0.53, which topped forecasts by $0.19.
- The company's debt burden is a concern, but the management is committed to reducing it, which could drive investor confidence.
- HLF stock appears undervalued not only based on fundamentals but also on its stock chart.
- Even when including the net debt as part of the valuation, the company seems to be trading at a significant discount to its estimated intrinsic value and its historical average.
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Herbalife Nutrition: Q4 Earnings Could Be The Turning Point