Wells Fargo analyst Bonnie Herzog notes that Newell Brands' shares "continue to fade following a disappointing Q4 earnings report." At this point, the analyst believes expectations have been sufficiently rebased and investor sentiment is now "so bad, it's actually good." Overall, Herzog believes the market has lost sight of the underlying value in the company's businesses given all of the moving parts. While management's credibility is "deservedly low," the analyst thinks the stock can work once Newell Brands starts executing/delivering sequential fundamental improvement and has increased conviction that there is upside potential to Q1/FY19 guidance based on her detailed, bottom-up analysis of the company's seven continuing ops businesses. Herzog reiterates an Outperform rating on the shares, while raising her price target on the stock to $22 from $21.