Shares dropped 1.95% to $59.27 on Monday, closing 30.26% below their 52-week high of $84.99.
This marks the fifth consecutive day of losses for Best Buy, with trading volume at 3.7 million, below the 50-day average.
Best Buy underperformed competitors like Apple, Amazon, and Home Depot during a mixed market session, reflecting ongoing investor caution toward the retailer.
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