Meme-stocks favorite Bed, Bath & Beyond was back on the march Tuesday ahead of the retailer's turnaround strategy update later in the week.

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"Like so many others in our industry, we are managing through elevated inventory levels as a result of changing demand trends and shifting consumer preferences," said CFO Katrina O'Connell.

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The Wall Street Journal reports that Bed, Bath & Beyond has secured a loan deal after burning through $500 million over its fiscal first quarter.

"We had to take deeper markdowns than anticipated to move clearance inventory, and we expect that dynamic to continue in the second half of the year," said chief brand officer Pete Nordstrom.

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Short sellers reversed course and sold $19 billion of shorts in September.

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