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Why National Beverage Stock Dropped, Then Popped

National Beverage stock has lots of problems right now, and no good solutions.

Why National Beverage Stock Dropped, Then Popped

Published September 11, 2026 · Category: Finance

Overview

National Beverage (NASDAQ: FIZZ) stock, which owns the popular LaCroix sparkling water brand, tumbled 6.3% in early trading on the Nasdaq Friday before reversing course and rising. As of 10:30 a.m. ET, National Beverage stock is back in the green -- up 1.4%.

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The reason, as you might guess, is earnings. National Beverage reported its fiscal Q1 2027 results last night, and the news wasn't great. Analysts had forecast National Beverage to earn $0.59 per share in the quarter, but the most the company could muster up was $0.50.

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