After posting two strong quarters earlier this year, Fitbit disappointed investors with weaker-than-expected third-quarter results and a revised-down guidance for the fourth quarter. The shares of the fitness tracking company were trading down about 30.0 percent the day after it cut sales forecasts on Nov. 2.
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