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BIRD Allbirds
- 6.630
- +0.280+4.41%
Close Mar 7 16:00 ET
- 6.750
- +0.120+1.81%
Post 20:01 ET
52.59MMarket Cap-0.41P/E (TTM)
6.640High6.100Low17.79KVolume6.280Open6.350Pre Close114.45KTurnover0.33%Turnover RatioLossP/E (Static)7.93MShares19.00052wk High0.41P/B35.36MFloat Cap5.76052wk Low--Dividend TTM5.33MShs Float648.800Historical High--Div YieldTTM8.50%Amplitude5.760Historical Low6.433Avg Price1Lot Size
Allbirds News
Earnings Preview: Allbirds to Report Financial Results Post-market on March 11
Top Executives Make Significant Moves With Allbirds Stock!
NY Fed's Williams Sees Tariffs Feeding Inflation -- Barrons.com
Redbook US Same-Store Sales Accelerate in Week Ended March 1
Express News | Allbirds and Stanley Tucci Collaborate on New Four-Part Content Series, Airing on Rolling Stone
These Stocks and ETFs Are Impacted by Walmart's Cautious Outlook
Allbirds Announces Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2024 Earnings Conference Call
U.S. Retail Sales Plunged Last Month as Consumers Pulled Back After Busy Holiday Season
U.S. Wholesale Inventories Fell Back in December
M0.0NSHOT Zero, the World's First Net Zero Carbon Shoe, Pushes the Boundaries of Sustainable Footwear
Allbirds Is Maintained at Equal-Weight by Morgan Stanley
Allbirds Analyst Ratings
Morgan Stanley Maintains Allbirds(BIRD.US) With Hold Rating, Cuts Target Price to $8
Allbirds Price Target Lowered to $8 From $12 at Morgan Stanley
December Retail Sales Report: Inflation Didn't Slow Holiday Spending
What Does Allbirds, Inc.'s (NASDAQ:BIRD) Share Price Indicate?
Insider Sale: Chief Financial Officer of $BIRD (BIRD) Sells 1,502 Shares
In Store Sales Falter Despite a Good Black Friday
Inflation-Battered Consumers Are Going to Extreme Lengths to Nab Holiday Deals
Trump's tariffs are worrying! NRF: Could shrink usa consumers' spending power by $78 billion annually
① The National Retail Federation reports that the tariffs proposed by Trump could cost usa consumers between 46 billion and 78 billion dollars each year. ② Tariffs will lead to price increases on outfits, toys, furniture, and other products, which will ultimately be passed on to consumers by retailers; ③ Wall Street investment banks have pointed out that the imposition of high tariffs could severely impact economic growth, and retailers may collectively raise prices.