$48.95
-0.04 (-0.08%)
Dillard's, Inc. (NYSE:DDS)
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The Company is a apparel and home furnishing retailers.
The Company is a apparel and home furnishing retailers.
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I have been following this company for a long time. I went all in two days before the March rally and sold off sometime in April, believing it to be a small bump in a long slow destruction of value in non-globalized companies catering to the dieing American Debt Machine.
Now... As someone else stated, DDS seems to be the worst of the bunch. Not only is revenue down this year by 13%, but they were already losing money even before our consumer based debt machine had its heart attack.
They seem to be closing stores by the month, which, along with aggressive inventory and cost reduction, could do them wonders in the short-term; I expect that this is what accounts for the insider rally recently, but investors are soon going to be greatly disappointed when they realize that real growth is never going to return. Think about it....... Dillards is trading for the same price as it was BEFORE this crisis hit pubic consciousness last year... Either someone knows something else important, or this is a perfect case of over-exuberant optimism.
I just bought puts for January.