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NASDAQ:PTON 1 October 2025 - 21 January 2026

Peloton stock price ahead of the open: PTON steadies after 7% slide as insider sale filing lands

Peloton stock price ahead of the open: PTON steadies after 7% slide as insider sale filing lands

Peloton shares hovered near $5.86 in early premarket Wednesday after a 7.4% drop Tuesday and heavy trading volume. A regulatory filing showed COO Charles Kirol sold 22,520 shares on Jan. 16 to cover taxes on vested stock awards. Investors await the Feb. 5 quarterly report for signs of stabilizing subscription numbers. Revenue and paid subscriptions both fell 6% year-on-year in the last quarter.
21 January 2026
Peloton Interactive Stock Today (11/24/2025): Price, Earnings Recap and Turnaround Outlook for PTON

Peloton Interactive Stock Today (11/24/2025): Price, Earnings Recap and Turnaround Outlook for PTON

Peloton closed at $6.45 on Friday, November 21, down about 41% from its 52-week high of $10.90 but above its recent low of $4.63. Shares have fallen sharply over the past week, with trading volume running above average. The company posted a surprise profit in Q4 FY2025 and announced a restructuring plan targeting $100 million in annual savings by FY26. Market cap stands near $2.7 billion.
Peloton’s Big 2025 Revamp: AI Upgrades, Stock Swings, and Wall Street’s Verdict

Peloton’s Big 2025 Revamp: AI Upgrades, Stock Swings, and Wall Street’s Verdict

Peloton shares closed at $8.34 on October 7, 2025, after a rally to nearly $9 and remain far below their pandemic peak above $170. The company posted a surprise Q4 profit and raised its 2026 outlook following the launch of new AI-powered fitness equipment and a price hike. Wall Street sentiment is mixed, with recent analyst upgrades but ongoing volatility. CEO Peter Stern is pushing cost cuts and expansion into new markets.
7 October 2025
Peloton’s AI Revolution Sparks Stock Surge – What Investors Need to Know

Peloton’s AI Revolution Sparks Stock Surge – What Investors Need to Know

Peloton launched its Cross Training Series on Oct. 1, updating all major equipment with AI-powered “Peloton IQ” coaching and rotating touchscreens. The company raised All-Access membership fees to $50 per month and announced a 6% workforce cut targeting $100 million in savings. Shares rose about 12% over five days into the launch. Peloton reported a surprise Q4 profit and $607 million in revenue, beating estimates.
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