Bed Bath & Beyond's recent decision to increase equity dilutions signals it is racing to avoid a liquidity crisis.
The company has faced declining gross margins for the past decade and has had inconsistently negative operating margins since late 2019.
Weak holiday sales could push Bed Bath & Beyond into default as people reduce discretionary spending amid inflationary pressures.
Bed Bath & Beyond's bonds may be of little value, since its negative operating margins suggest its business model is no longer workable.
The company's managers may be able to delay bankruptcy, but I believe liquidation is inevitable.
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