Peloton Interactive Inc Stock News

Once booming, direct-to-consumer companies such as Casper, Allbirds and Peloton now struggle with profitability, layoffs and the cost of advertising.

There is a reason this stock is down so much, but I think the risk versus reward is worthwhile in this investment.

Some stocks appear doomed. That is usually because the companies behind them are failing to execute their plans, posting disappointing financial results, hemorrhaging cash, losing market share or all

Peloton was a pandemic darling with revenue surging along with its stock price. Demand for the company's at-home exercise equipment has since plunged, taking its stock down with it.

Peloton has been experimenting with different growth initiatives under new management to reignite sales. Several programs, such as a partnership with the University of Michigan, haven't worked out.

A month ago, Peloton Interactive, Inc. NASDAQ: PTON rode news of a Tik Tok deal to a four-month high of $7.42. We wondered if the former pandemic high flier turned meme stock could keep up the pace.

The market continues to make new all-time highs, but the gains remain lopsided. Some stocks, such as Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META ) are soaring.

Last week, the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and the latest non-farm payroll (NFP) data dictated the stock market's performance. During heightened volatility, a handful of stocks stood out

Peloton's stock is trading nearly 90% below its IPO price. Its business is gradually stabilizing, but its future looks murky.

Peloton just reported another set of weak quarterly results. The connected exercise equipment company is struggling to get back to revenue growth.

Peloton Interactive's fitness equipment and workout technology is second to none. But demand for Peloton's product is modest, and further limited by its high price.

Apple's monster success with consumer hardware and software is what Peloton strives to achieve. Apple has more cash than it knows what to do with, so a push into the high-end fitness market might be a

Revenue fell 6% year over year in the holiday quarter. But the company's problems run deeper than a weak market for exercise equipment.

Peloton (PTON) second-quarter fiscal 2024 top line is hurt by dismal Connected Fitness revenues.

Fitness equipment maker Peloton (NASDAQ: PTON ) is in free fall today. Indeed, shares of PTON stock are losing more than 20% as of this writing after the company announced its latest quarterly earning