Wisconsin-based retail chain Kohl's Corporation (KSS), is trading 3% lower on the market despite the company not reporting any stock-specific news to affect the shares. The company has been showing volatility in the last three months since hitting its six-month peak in mid-November. Since then, the stock has dropped almost 17% on the market. Currently, the stock is trading at $47.25, down $1.77 or 3.61% since the previous close at $49.02. The stock opened at $46.57 in the morning. In the 52- week period the stock has traded between $40.91 and $64.80 per share.
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