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In a stock market whirlwind, T2 Biosystems, a pioneering diagnostics company specializing in sepsis and antibiotic resistance detection, saw its shares tumble by a staggering 53% today. The nosedive was prompted by the release of preliminary Q3 earnings, which painted a gloomy picture with a significant 60% year-over-year decline, landing at $1.5 million.

This financial rollercoaster ride doesn’t come as a complete surprise, as the company’s stock has already been on a downward spiral, plummeting by a jaw-dropping 93% throughout the year, a sobering statistic duly confirmed by InvestingPro data. The forecast doesn’t bode well either, as full-year revenue is expected to sink by 10% to $7.5 million, with a prominent culprit being the backlog of the company’s sepsis test panel orders. It’s as if the company is facing a cash-eating monster while racing against time. This financial quagmire aligns with the InvestingPro Tip that T2 Biosystems is juggling a significant debt burden.

Desperate times call for desperate measures. To adhere to Nasdaq’s minimum bid price regulations, T2 Biosystems introduced a 1-for-100 reverse stock split, a financial maneuver often associated with a company facing turbulence and likely to stoke investor apprehension. While it’s a survival tactic, it can’t exactly be a soothing balm for shareholders.

Despite these tribulations, there’s a flicker of hope on the horizon. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted the green light to the T2Biothreat Panel and given the nod for the inclusion of Acinetobacter baumannii pathogen detection in the T2Bacteria Panel. These regulatory blessings aim to bolster the capabilities of the T2Dx Instrument, a cornerstone of the company’s product lineup. However, market seers predict a dip in sales for the current year, a fact that doesn’t escape the discerning eye of InvestingPro Tips.

As the dust settles, T2 Biosystems finds itself with a market cap adjusted to $25.72 million USD, and a somewhat unsettling P/E ratio of -3.97, according to InvestingPro’s real-time metrics. For a treasure trove of additional insights and tips on this and other companies, delving into InvestingPro’s premium service could provide the guidance needed in navigating these tumultuous financial waters.

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