Peloton InteractiveNASDAQ: PTON

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A low valuation and heightened pessimism might attract investors hoping for a successful turnaround. This business keeps reporting declining sales and ongoing net losses.

Peloton is still struggling to stabilize its business after overextending itself during the pandemic. Fitness equipment sales and subscriber numbers are both declining.

Peloton Interactive (NASDAQ: PTON) stock price has dived hard this year even amid optimism that it will become a takeover target by private equity companies. It has crashed by over 54% in the past 12 months and by 37% this year alone.

Peloton shares are dirt cheap, trading at a price-to-sales ratio of 0.5. If the company's growth picks up and it achieves profitability, the stock has plenty of room for upside.

Peloton (PTON), in partnership with the YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago, is set to offer offline and online fitness services to the Chicagoland market.

This company was thriving during the pandemic and, unfortunately, assumed the boom times would last when economies reopened.

Peloton is having trouble boosting demand and getting to profitability. A takeover of the business by a private equity or corporate buyer is a possibility.