In my previous article about Tailored Brands (TLRD), I demonstrated how the extremely pessimistic narrative regarding Tailored Brands is severely overblown. Although we learned last week that the Q2 and H1 numbers were uninspiring, I will demonstrate that it is the H2 that matters more for TLRD and that historically there has been a divergence between sales trends of H1 vs H2. With that in mind and considering a recently-announced shareholder-friendly capital allocation strategy shift, the shares should appreciate significantly in the medium to long term, to at least $11-15, representing a 131-215%