It really doesn’t take a crystal ball to come the conclusion that the stock value for a dying company isn’t going to remain high. Even less so for the liquidated remains of Bed, Baths, and Beyond.
Well they make 5 billion revenue a year, are close to profitable, and their online revenue is up 34% in 2020 to more than a billion. And now they can print money with share dilution, and they’ve become a household name and are touted as a weapon in a class war. So IDK if dying is the right word for it.
