Sears stock has fallen sharply over the past four trading sessions and is rapidly approaching penny-stock range. Many analysts have predicted the company will enter a liquidity crisis this year, forcing it to declare bankruptcy. In recent years, the company has spun off a number of its assets in an attempt to generate cash to turn around the business, but those efforts have utterly failed. Revenue has been falling for years, stores are closing, and the company has had operating losses of hundreds of millions of dollars every year since the recession.