Wall Street, while hardly perfect, is almost always looking forward when it assigns a value to a stock. When a company like Bed Bath & Beyond (NASDAQ: BBBY) sees a material stock price decline, it is usually because investors are worried that things are bad and likely to get worse.
In that way, the market is discounting the risk by lowering the share price. And yet, after a huge drop, there's still material risk at this home goods retailer you shouldn't ignore.
Putting some numbers on just how negative investors are about Bed Bath & Beyond is enlightening. Year to date in 2022, the stock is off by roughly 78%.
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Bed Bath & Beyond Is Down 88% From Its High. Time to Buy?