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Despite the relatively weak stock performance over the past year, with shares down nearly 40%, there’s a perspective that Whole Foods stock could now be relatively attractive. Trading at about six to seven times EBITDA, analysts suggest the valuation may represent buying opportunities for investors who believe the company can successfully navigate its current challenges.
While one commentator expressed a commitment to wait and see before increasing his investment in Whole Foods, there is cautious optimism that if the company manages to turn things around, it could create a compelling case for future growth.