Wework (WE) Plummets by 46.49% in Stock Price Drop to $1.22

Wework (WE) Stock Price 

On November 1st, WeWork (WE) experienced a sharp decline in its stock price, plummeting to $1.22 per share. This abrupt decrease of -$1.06, indicating a significant 46.49% drop, sent shockwaves through the market. Investors were taken aback by this sudden downturn, prompting concerns about the company's financial stability and market performance. The drastic decrease in WeWork's stock value raised questions about the factors influencing such a substantial drop and left investors and analysts closely monitoring the situation to understand the underlying causes and potential implications for the future.

Wework (WE) Stock Analysis

WeWork (NYSE: WE) currently trades at $1.22 , reflecting a significant decrease of -$1.06 (-46.49%) from the previous close of $2.28 . The day's trading range for WeWork stock stood between $1.05 and $1.28 , with a 52-week range spanning from $1.05 to $130.80 . The market capitalization for WeWork is $64.97 million , indicating the company's total market value as per the current stock price. The average trading volume for WeWork stock is 1.80 million shares, denoting the number of shares traded on average in a typical trading session. WeWork is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) as its primary exchange.

In pre-market trading, WeWork's stock is valued at $1.18 , showing a decrease of -0.040 (-3.28%) from the previous closing price. Pre-market trading provides investors with an early indication of market sentiment before the regular trading session begins. It is essential for investors to monitor pre-market movements as they can influence trading decisions and strategies based on the anticipated market opening price. WeWork's pre-market performance suggests a slight decline, which investors should consider when making trading decisions.

Wework (WE) Stock Data

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Wework (WE) Profile

WeWork (WE) is a prominent coworking space provider headquartered in New York City, operating in 779 locations across 39 countries. As of December 2022, it managed 43.9 million square feet of shared spaces, catering to 547,000 members with an average commitment period of 19 months. Despite its global reach, WeWork faced substantial challenges, including governance controversies and financial instability. The company's attempt to go public in 2019 was marred by criticism and a drastic reduction in valuation, from $47 billion to approximately $10 billion. By August 2023, WeWork expressed doubts about its ability to continue operations, indicating a potential Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. On October 31, 2023, reports emerged of an imminent bankruptcy filing, leading to a sharp 37% decline in share value.