Notice the clear peak of the multi-channel era (2006), when the stock price appreciated from about $20 to almost $60.
And now, six years of consistent declines, sending the stock price from almost $60 to about $20.
April 10, 2012
The Rise and Fall of Multi-Channel: In One Stock Chart
Here is the price of Best Buy stock ... from the start of the multi-channel era (2001) through the day that Facebook became so big it could pay a billion dollars for a few warehouses of servers that store pictures on hard drives in the cloud.
Notice the clear peak of the multi-channel era (2006), when the stock price appreciated from about $20 to almost $60.
And now, six years of consistent declines, sending the stock price from almost $60 to about $20.
Notice the clear peak of the multi-channel era (2006), when the stock price appreciated from about $20 to almost $60.
And now, six years of consistent declines, sending the stock price from almost $60 to about $20.
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