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VFC edged up about 1.2% to $16.60 following its Q4 earnings release. The company posted Q4 revenue of $2.166 billion, exceeding estimates with a 1% year-over-year gain, buoyed by strong momentum in the Americas—marking its first full-year revenue growth after three years of contraction. However, Q4 saw a loss of $0.31 per share and turned net profit margins negative, signaling that sales recovery has not yet offset underlying cost pressures. Market sentiment remains divided: Truist Financial maintains a pessimistic stance, while some analysts have set price targets at $19.5 to $20.27, implying modest upside. Price-wise, VFC at $16.60 sits below both its 20-day ($17.15) and 60-day ($17.76) moving averages, having fallen 9% year-to-date and 26% from its April peak of $22.27.