Friday’s 10 Worst Performing Stocks

6. The GAP Inc. (NYSE:GAP)

Shares of GAP dropped by 3.03 percent on Friday, the fifth consecutive day, to end at $20.13 apiece as investors continued to dispose of positions in retail companies amid their potential risks from the ongoing trade tensions globally.

After pricing in the company’s better performance last year, the immediate sell-off showed that investors remained cautious about its business prospects despite providing an optimistic guidance for the year.

Last year, GAP saw fourth-quarter net income ended February 1, 2025, grow by 11.3 percent to $206 million from $185 million in the same period a year earlier, while net profit for the full year jumped by 68 percent to $844 million from $502 million year-on-year.

Meanwhile, revenues for the quarter dipped by 3 percent to $4.149 billion from $4.298 billion, while revenues for the full year inched up by 1.3 percent to $15.086 billion from $14.889 billion year-on-year.