WeWork Expected To File For Bankruptcy Next Week: Could The Stock See One More Pop?
Portfolio Pulse from Aaron Bry
WeWork Inc (NYSE:WE) is expected to file for bankruptcy next week. The stock has fallen more than 99% from its listing price but remains above $1 a share. Despite the possibility of a 'dead-cat bounce' or acquisition, the stock has continued to decline, with a 50% drop in the last few days following news of the planned bankruptcy. The company's valuation was inflated due to the zero-interest-rate environment and private investors' enthusiasm, but issues with company culture and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic have contributed to its downfall.

November 01, 2023 | 5:33 pm
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WeWork's stock has been in a steady decline, with a significant drop following news of the planned bankruptcy. Despite potential for a 'dead-cat bounce' or acquisition, the stock's performance remains poor.
WeWork's impending bankruptcy and the lack of positive news surrounding the company suggest a continued decline in stock price. The possibility of a 'dead-cat bounce' or acquisition has not resulted in any significant improvement in the stock's performance.
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