Down 50% From Recent Highs, Time To Buy Tupperware Brands Stock?

Down 50% From Recent Highs, Time To Buy Tupperware Brands Stock?

Price: $ 34.00

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Up almost 15x from its low in March 2020, at the current price of around $20 per share, we believe Tupperware Brands stock could rise further. Tupperware stock rose from $1.40 in March 2020 to over $20 currently, significantly higher than the S&P which increased by around 95% from its lows.
Up almost 15x from its low in March 2020, at the current price of around $20 per share, we believe Tupperware Brands stock could rise further. Tupperware stock rose from $1.40 in March 2020 to over $20 currently, significantly higher than the S&P which increased by around 95% from its lows

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