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Both Apple and Peloton sell hardware products differentiated by their own software. Apple's success speaks for itself, while Peloton's ongoing financial woes are hard to ignore.
Shares of Peloton (PTON) traded above $170 during the pandemic, but have steadily fallen amid leadership & distribution changes. The Chart Master takes a look at the embattled stock in the latest Chart of the Day: Peloton.
CNBC's Gabby Fonrouge joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss data from business firm Creditsafe showing Peloton, Saks, Express and Bath & Body Works have routinely failed to pay their vendors on time.
Over the last year, Peloton, Saks, Express and Bath & Body Works have often failed to pay vendors on time, a sign they could be struggling to manage cash flows.
Peloton's business model is night and day different from four years ago.
Ongoing business struggles have made Peloton's stock trade at a bargain-basement valuation. Its management team is trying different strategies to boost demand.
Investors will always continue to chase weak stocks that are poorly rated for the chance at contrarian success. Yet, most times it is best to follow the herd when Wall Street repeatedly raises the warning flag on a given stock.
March 20 is the first day of spring. Not only does the spring equinox usher in longer days, it also signals the start of the 162-game Major League baseball season.
Peloton's dirt-cheap valuation might attract risk-seeking investors. In an optimistic scenario, Peloton will get back to posting strong growth, while generating consistent positive earnings.
Peloton reported a huge sequential increase in the sale of its exercise devices in the fiscal second quarter. Although a big sales increase is good news, investors need to look at that strong performance in the larger context.