Bed Bath & Beyond, Inc (NASDAQ:BBBY) and Wayfair, Inc (NYSE:W) are both trading higher on Monday although Bed Bath & Beyond gapped up a whopping 85% off Friday’s closing price, while Wayfair was trading up a more conservative 2%.
Both stocks have plummeted from their all-time highs, with Bed Bath & Beyond trading down about 70% from its Jan. 3, 2014, all-time high of $80.82 and Wayfair currently trading down about 65% from its Jan. 14, 2021, all-time high of $36. The stocks are both showing signs the bottom may be in and sentiment may be changing.
Wayfair may have less risk versus reward in the shorter term from a charting perspective because it has developed into a bullish pattern on its daily chart. Bed Bath & Beyond has garnered the attention of a billionaire investor, however, which may mean there is a higher opportunity for growth over the long term.
It should be noted, however, that events affecting the general markets, negative or positive reactions to earnings prints and news headlines can quickly invalidate patterns and breakouts. As the saying goes, "the trend is your friend until it isn't" and any trader in a position should have a clear stop set in place and manage their risk versus reward.
Wayfair may need to consider adjusting its inventory as well because when the company printed its fourth-quarter and full-year 2021 earnings on Feb. 24, the company reported a sales decline of 11.4% year-over-year and a loss of 92 cents per share, which missed the consensus estimate of a 69-cent loss per share.
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The Bed Bath & Beyond Chart: When Bed Bath & Beyond gapped up to the $30 level on Monday the stock immediately ran into a group of sellers who dropped Bed Bath & Beyond down about 25% off the open. Gaps on charts fill about 90% of the time, which makes it likely the entire gap down to the $17 level will fill in the future.
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The Wayfair Chart: Wayfair fell about 18% after printing earnings, but bulls came in and bought the dip and the stock rallied 26% higher to close the Feb. 24 trading session just above the $127 level.
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