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Not long ago, Zoom Video Communications (ZM) was the darling of the pandemic-era stock market. As demand for remote connectivity solutions surged amid the shift to remote work and school, Zoom's easy-to-use video platform became a household name almost overnight. Share prices skyrocketed over 765% from the end of 2019 to the October 2020 peak, as annual revenue ballooned.
But then post-pandemic life returned, and Zoom came crashing back down to earth just about as quickly as it had soared. The stock is down 88% from those 2020 highs, and Zoom shares have underperformed the broader equities market amid this year's impressive rally.