On June 3, Carvana Co. declined 3.05% in regular trading, trading at $63.02/share, with trading volume of approximately $69.68 million. The stock extended its multi-session selloff as the corrective rebound following strong Q1 results has clearly run out of steam.
On the news front, market concerns over potential headwinds to Q2 retail per-unit gross profit—driven by pricing lag dynamics—continue to intensify selling pressure. Despite a robust Q1 performance featuring EPS of $1.69 (surpassing consensus estimates of $1.50–$1.58) and revenue of $6.432 billion (up 52% year-over-year), uncertainty surrounding Q2 profitability has persistently weighed on sentiment. RBC Capital Markets had previously raised its target price to $460. However, since peaking during the post-earnings rebound phase in late May, the stock has declined sharply as short-term recovery momentum dissipated and profit-taking accelerated.
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