1-800-FLOWERS.COM, Inc. (NASDAQ:FLWS)

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Although they been having hurt hard time in the market i see them breaking that plateau of 52 week high for 2011. 2nd Quarter earning weren't that bad!

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Has a Price to book value of 1.4 and will pick up in profit as consumer spending rebounds. This was trading in the $6-7 range when the DOW was 11,000 before crash.

interesting stock
but ps is low
no data for return on equity

I don't see it happening

This was a horrible pick by me. ProFlowers is a far better ran company. And in a recession people aren;t spending $60 on a dozen roses, I'm just hoping I can get a short squeeze to even now.

With four months to Valentines this is a good time to buy.

I like the below $10 price and its potential for a good return.

I quit this pick earlier when the market went south remained on my watchlist and I would have been OK if I had not panicked!! Now I'm jumping back in maybe to late but for the same reasons

I'am a romantic its a leap year --How many women will pressure there guys for a decision this year
Do women by flowers for guys --How many weddings will there be in June and JULY???

I don't get the appeal of this company. They're well run, but does anyone really know people who use them? There's no shortage of online florists offering the same quality with less expensive prices. I usually hear 1800Flowers mentioned by friends as a comparison rate. They're a good example of strong leadership and crafty decision-making, but when the product can't carry the weight of all the hoopla, what's the point?

Has recently lost almost half of its value. The 60 day MA support has to kick in if FLWS doesn't want to lose half of the remaining half. Am expecting a %5 jump sometime very soon.

great service, great business model, very little capital required for operational,

Good service, name recognition, stable market... this one has no reason to go down, plenty of reasons to go up.

Despite FLWS's mediocre products, competitors like Teleflora and FTD are prviately held. FLWS will have a market lead until a competitor goes public.

This company relies on the local floral shops, therefore not maintaining an actual "storefront". They are

just order takers. Most good florists reject 1-800 flower orders because of the specified product and low price most times without including a delivery charge, which is a big issue with gas at $3.00 plus. I don't understand the huge debt.

Expecting good Q4 earnings report which will include mothers day, graduations and all those spring weddings.

Wow how could Cramer screw this one up?

This stock is completely overvalued with a P/E through the roof of what's coming down the road.

Increased contractor costs and overhead are looming while demand cuts back.