Stocks tumbled after a report showed wholesale inflation rose 0.9% in July, sparking fears of higher consumer prices. Shoppers are already cutting back on spending as businesses pass on increased costs. Tilly’s (TLYS) shares fell, but the market sees the news as impactful but not game-changing. The stock is down 68% this year, trading at $1.46 per share. Investors who bought 5 years ago would have seen their $1,000 investment drop to $245.38. Lower interest rates could boost consumer spending in sectors like apparel and home furnishings. Thematic investing in growth stocks like Tilly’s can pay off in the long run.

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