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23:41
Sep 30
Sep 30
CNBC
Whirlpool dividend cut shows housing weakness.
Whirlpool is part of the housing food chain; weak housing demand and appliance spending have forced it to suspend its dividend, and the stock has dropped from $94 to $30.
18:59
Sep 29
Sep 29
r/wallstreetbets
Deep-value WHR long on priced-in pessimism
The author argues Whirlpool is a deep-value contrarian long because 25% short interest and an 85% five-year decline mean all bad news is already priced in. With $15B annual revenue against a $2B market cap (even with $8B debt), the author sees big upside on a 2-3 year timeline. The main stated risks are a housing market that fails to recover or interest rates staying high for a long time.
18:55
Jul 31
Jul 31
r/wallstreetbets
A commenter explicitly says "Wanna see Whirlpool crash again," suggesting a repeat of a prior.
A commenter explicitly says "Wanna see Whirlpool crash again," suggesting a repeat of a prior post-earnings collapse. A historical crash pattern makes WHR vulnerable to another earnings-driven sell-off. Lean short into Whirlpool earnings. Only a single comment (+5) — no other users validated the bearish call.
About WHR Investor Commentary
Across the available history and selected sources, Buzzberg tracks WHR (Whirlpool Corp.) across 21 sources: 7 bullish vs 13 bearish calls from 29 authors. Historical directional balance: -13% = 100 × (bullish − bearish) / all deduplicated idea records, including other directions. This is neither a probability of a price rise nor the share of bullish authors. 46 total trade ideas tracked. Latest voices: Jim Cramer, u/Drclayboobs, r/wallstreetbets community.