Top 20 US Stock Exchange Transactions: underperforming Dale, with a 32% drop in stock price. Dale, a retail specialty store specializing in low-income groups in the United States, closed down 32.15%, marking its largest single day decline since going public, with a transaction volume of $3.667 billion. The company's revenue and profit for the second quarter were both lower than expected, and its full year profit forecast was significantly lowered. In the second fiscal quarter, the adjusted earnings per share of Daluo in the United States were $1.70, which did not meet market expectations of $1.80. The company's revenue was 10.21 billion US dollars, which was also lower than the expected 10.38 billion US dollars, but increased by 4.2% year-on-year. Same store sales only increased slightly by 0.5%, and the company's forecast for comparable sales growth this year has been lowered from the previous 2% to 2.7% to 1% to 1.6%.