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Big Lots (BIG) has had something of a tough time after peaking in April. The one-year chart is a sad graphic for shareholders to look at. As can be seen, the stock, which had previously displayed a significant amount of strength, is now in retreat mode. The attacking bears on Wall Street can be a scary force, to be sure. On Tuesday, shares of the retailer were off by 2.8%; at the end of the session, they settled at $30.86. That's still far off from the 52-week low of $23.04.
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