WATERBURY, Vt. -
More concerns about the health of Green Mountain Coffee.
Nearly a year ago the stock was trading above $115 a share, but prices have been sliding ever since.
Wednesday, the company adjusted its earnings forecast for the year down. It's the second downward adjustment since May. The company also announced a buyback of $500 million of stock.
Analysts are concerned about the company because patents for its profitable Keurig coffee machines and K-cups expire this year.