The domestic appliance maker continues to face near-term headwinds.Whirlpool (WHR 0.63%) shares declined by 15.6% in September, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. The decline comes down to a combination of investors "selling on the news" of a rate cut and a relatively disappointing bond market reaction to the Federal Reserve rate cut in mid-September. Still, there's a bull case to be made for buying the stock in a dip. Here's the lowdown.Whirlpool's difficult 2025Two big external ...