At least one Wall Street pro feels that investors should be buying in ahead of Monday's report. Peter Keith at Piper Jaffray put out a bullish note on Friday, arguing that the stock's weakness following the fading Tempur Sealy buyout chatter presents a buying opportunity. He sees the potential for a rough second quarter given delivery delays, but Keith doesn't expect Select Comfort to hose down its guidance. He's sticking to his overweight rating. Keith has seen his price target grow from $25 to $32 and now $37 in the past few months.