Shares of the connected fitness company dropped—they were recently off more than 20% to just a bit above $4.50 apiece—after it reported weaker-than-estimated results for its holiday quarter. Its current-quarter and full-year projections weren't so hot, either.
Wall Street Thinks Peloton Stock Can Recover. That's Not Happening Today
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