Mattress Bath & Past
shareholders face a increasing danger that they could be wiped out in individual bankruptcy, but you would not know that by looking at the retailer’s stock this 7 days.
Bed Tub inventory (ticker: BBBY) rose one more 69%, to $3.49 a share, in Wednesday trading, which delivers this week’s gains to 166%. The inventory is now buying and selling at early-December ranges, which is noteworthy provided that the company’s management reported in a Securities and Trade Commission submitting past week that it was thinking of submitting for personal bankruptcy. Individual bankruptcy commonly plays out poorly for stockholders.
Mattress Bath & Past
shareholders face a increasing danger that they could be wiped out in individual bankruptcy, but you would not know that by looking at the retailer’s stock this 7 days.
Bed Tub inventory (ticker: BBBY) rose one more 69%, to $3.49 a share, in Wednesday trading, which delivers this week’s gains to 166%. The inventory is now buying and selling at early-December ranges, which is noteworthy provided that the company’s management reported in a Securities and Trade Commission submitting past week that it was thinking of submitting for personal bankruptcy. Individual bankruptcy commonly plays out poorly for stockholders.
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