Wayfair's steep valuation premium ignores limited growth, lack of competitive edge, and market challenges. Read here for more ...

Wayfair appears to be in the early stages of decline. Decreasing revenues, cash pressures, and overall lose in market share form a definitively negative picture overall.

After reaching an impressive all-time high closing price of $345.46, at the height of the pandemic in 2021, shares of Wayfair (NYSE: W) have fallen over 83% to their current prices. The company ...

Furniture retailers like Wayfair suffer as fewer people buy homes. This week, Wayfair reported a $42 million loss and its CEO compared the drop in demand to the one seen in the last financial crisis.

Wayfair (W-3.65%) shares are ... Wayfair's prime position in the market should allow it to take more than its fair share of those shifting ... The stock's 80% decline in 2022 prices is a huge ...

Wayfair (W -2%) fades an initial move higher today following a sizeable Q4 earnings miss, a modest decline in total active customers, and stagnant orders per customer.The e-commerce home furnishings ...

Analysts polled by FactSet were guiding for a decline to $2.71 million in first-quarter sales, down from $2.73 million the previous year. Gross margin in the first quarter is guided for 30% to 31% ...

Wayfair reports Q3 adjusted EPS of 22 cents, ... But Sales And Customer Base Decline. by Nabaparna Bhattacharya Benzinga Editor. ... Ready to turn the market’s comeback into steady cash flow?

Wayfair reports second-quarter revenue of $3.12 billion, down from $3.17 billion a year earlier. Barron's Home-Furnishings Decline Is Mirroring the ‘Great Financial Crisis.’ ...

Wayfair CEO says home good sales decline is reminiscent of 2008 recession. ... During that time, the U.S. housing market crashed ultimately impacting the sales of home furnishings and goods.

Wayfair shares fell more than 7.5% after hours, following a 0.6% decline to close the regular session at $39.97.

The CEO of Wayfair compared the company’s disappointing sales report to trends they saw during the 2008 recession, saying that consumers are still “cautious” about spending money, as fears of a ...