Williams-Sonoma Results Beat Estimates. Here’s Why the Stock Is Down | Global News Avenue

Williams-Sonoma shares fell Wednesday, extending losses in 2025, a prospect that boosted the outlook for declining sales, offsetting the fourth quarter results and stronger than expected.

Williams-Sonoma (WSM) The stock has fallen by about 5% recently. The company operates home stores using the company name along with Pottery Barn, West Elm and others, said earlier today that it expects revenue to reach the 1.5% range of Plus or Minus for the full fiscal year. Same-store sales Flat to 3%. According to visible Alpha data, Wall Street sales growth was a little better than Flat’s, with same-store sales rising by 1.53%.

The company reported adjustments in the fourth quarter Earnings per share (EPS) Revenue was $3.28 for $2.46 billion. Analysts with visible Alpha votes are expected to be $2.93 and $2.35 billion, respectively.

As investors and others compete for more and more signs, the results are achieved Beware of American consumers and bringing a shaky road to the economy.

“We have been and will continue to return to growth,” CEO Laura Alber said in a press release. During a conference call, Alphaense provided a transcript, citing “unpredictable” macroeconomic and policy contexts and said the company’s focus was “things we can control.”

Williams-Sonoma shares fell 12% this year, despite gaining 11% over the past 12 months.