- Shares of Blue Apron fell more than 25% after the company reported third-quarter results.
- Despite beating Wall Street's expectations on the top and bottom line in Q3, Blue Apron's orders slowed down after peaking in Q2.
- Investors also lamented the conclusion of Blue Apron's "strategic review." The stock had likely been propped up on hopes of a takeover.
- While fundamentals have stabilized and Blue Apron has taken steps to shore up liquidity, the company has few growth catalysts to take it further beyond this point.
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Blue Apron: The Fever Dream Is Over, But Maybe Not Forever