Shares of luxury furniture-maker RH (NYSE: RH) were up strongly to start 2026, rising 9.6% as of 2:52 p.m. EDT. RH rallied along with its furniture sector peers on news that the Trump Administration's harsh furniture tariffs, initially announced back in September, wouldn't increase as expected until 2027, amounting to a one-year delay.

While shares are up sharply over the last 30 days, the stock is still down massively year to date, and it's down 77% from its all-time high of $738.52 achieved in 2021, making the investment thesis worth revisiting today. Is it finally time to buy into the stock's huge pullback?

Gary Friedman, the CEO of the upscale homeware store, admitted that the company has become "too arrogant" and "too aggressive" in its pricing.

RH (RH) shares have drifted sideways recently, with investors watching for signs of renewed momentum after the company’s extended slide this year. The stock is down 24% over the past month, reflecting challenging conditions in the premium home ...

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