Couldn't become profitable during pandemic. Supply chain issues. Outrageous prices to begin. Customers down 24%. Call the coroner
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Waiting for W to hit 52 Ish so I can ride it down to 40 in 2 weeks max. A wonderful way to make money in a down market- shorting W. On flip the side there are some real value items out there like - Nvda @166 Leg @37 Pubm @ 22
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Positive article this morning: ---> On the bright side, spending per active customer continued to show strength, up 12.8% over the year-ago quarter.
Despite the worsening trend in revenue and active customer retention, CEO Niraj Shah still likes the company's long-term competitive position to win in the online home goods market.
"We are well positioned to outperform and gain share from here, particularly as supply chain constraints ease, and we are not losing sight of the massive market opportunity still ahead," Shah said in a statement.
The long-term e-commerce opportunity in home goods is vastly larger than Wayfair's $14 billion in trailing-12-month revenue. The market is estimated to be worth over $800 billion and expected to grow to $1.2 trillion by 2030.
At some point, investors may wake up to how cheap the stock is right now.
The stock is trading at its cheapest valuation since going public. At a price-to-sales (P/S) ratio of 0.57, Wayfair's valuation is now cheaper than Walmart's.
If you believe Wayfair will return to growth, which is still a good bet given how much Wayfair has grown over the last 10 years, this could be a great buying opportunity.
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Realistically if this downturn keeps up I see this in the 10-20 range by July
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Well, the number of active customers has fallen spectacularly quarter after quarter, and until that reverses, stock could slide lower. And the lack of free cash means the company will not be able to stem that slide, via share buybacks. The only good news is, ..... umm, it is doing more business than it was five years ago, so .... maybe it still has room to grow ? But for now, if the business was a Cesna aircraft, it is in a nose dive .... like a scene from a Bond movie.
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I recall certain analysts rating this share a "buy" with a $250+ price target not too long ago. Why do those analysts have employment in the investment industry?
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Wayfair is a marketing company, not a retailer. Customers has spent their budget on furniture and are shifting to experiences vs products. The only silver lining for Wayfair short-term is they hard "holding" suppliers inventory hostage which could force their hand to drop cost to stimulate sales. That said, it's going to be tough to lure those suppliers into the same trap next go-around. Path to profitability is beyond "murky" and expect tougher times ahead.
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Trading and investing literally has to do with determination,consistency and having a mindset to never give up is key. Just like a battle or war, we take loss in our stride and continue to fight. Never give up, never get too comfortable and you'll be surprised by the outcome. Forex trading remains the best.
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W soon to announce massive layoffs...all the recent nice hires with hefty packages to lure them from their current employer will find themselves sleeping on a couch :-) which is funny cause Wayfair will give you a free one wen you get fired
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Lot's of big companies dropped lately. They are too big to go to zero. They lost like 50% but gained back 25% from the lowest point. That's what I call opportunity!
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time to Load up. Something fishy going on, NasDaq turning positive and W still down 8%
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Why is this up today/ China lockdown, Home Depot and Wal mart taking share form them. Losing tons of $$. Going to Zero.
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They are going to get as many shorts as they can. Can you say margin calls LOL
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wayfair will not be around in 1 year unless the country shuts down again and I don't see this happening
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Only a matter of time before it flies back up. When the S&P drops, everyone drops! Buy low sell high! ;)
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@YvY : I smell that too! lol!
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I bought my $400 couch from this company. Almost impossible to find a brand new couch in Canada with that price. Unless it was second hand. My desk cost $28 dollars from Wayfair. Where in the world would you buy a brand new desk that cost as much as a Papa John's XL pizza.
Wayfair's furniture is cheaper than Ikea.
Plan on investing once I find the bottom.
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The morning dip is gone! Up we go!
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Guys, check out (http://Achieverspot.tech). They have been crushing it lately while W barley does anything at all.
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Will buy at $20 in September. BTW, thanks to Biden for plan to create millions of new job???
A wonderful way to make money in a down market- shorting W.
On flip the side there are some real value items out there like -
Nvda @166
Leg @37
Pubm @ 22
Despite the worsening trend in revenue and active customer retention, CEO Niraj Shah still likes the company's long-term competitive position to win in the online home goods market.
"We are well positioned to outperform and gain share from here, particularly as supply chain constraints ease, and we are not losing sight of the massive market opportunity still ahead," Shah said in a statement.
The long-term e-commerce opportunity in home goods is vastly larger than Wayfair's $14 billion in trailing-12-month revenue. The market is estimated to be worth over $800 billion and expected to grow to $1.2 trillion by 2030.
At some point, investors may wake up to how cheap the stock is right now.
The stock is trading at its cheapest valuation since going public. At a price-to-sales (P/S) ratio of 0.57, Wayfair's valuation is now cheaper than Walmart's.
If you believe Wayfair will return to growth, which is still a good bet given how much Wayfair has grown over the last 10 years, this could be a great buying opportunity.
and until that reverses, stock could slide lower. And the lack of free cash means
the company will not be able to stem that slide, via share buybacks. The only good
news is, ..... umm, it is doing more business than it was five years ago, so .... maybe it
still has room to grow ? But for now, if the business was a Cesna aircraft, it is in a
nose dive .... like a scene from a Bond movie.
Wayfair's furniture is cheaper than Ikea.
Plan on investing once I find the bottom.