Sears Holdings Corp (SHLD)
The Company is a broadline retailer. It currently conducts its operations in three business segments: Kmart, Sears Domestic and Sears Canada.
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Crushing debt, K-Mart is awful. Too much debt, and trading at roughly a billion times earnings.
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Ugly future
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I love shopping at Sears, here in Daytona Beach the men's bathroom is a hangout for pedophiles lurking on unsuspecting little boys. Oh and the Kmart 3 blocks away has all the best products from the 1990's and don't forget about the "blue light special"....no pun intended.
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Technical Pullback Likely
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Sears is awful. Real Estate is terrible. K-mart ok, but not good enough. This is a $50 stock
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Over the long haul, the branding wrapped up in SHLD will pull through. Craftsman, Lands End, Kenmore, DieHard...these are BRANDS people want even if they don't consider themselves "Sears Shoppers." I think Lampert can pull it together.
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The forward P/E is 52 for Christ sake
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cnbc.com 20 Stocks with the Biggest Potential To Drop target price: 46.4
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As the home buying market improves so will Sears.
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why is this 63 dollar
this is headed to 55 sooner then later
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Eddie Lampert = genius. Buy shares with declining revenues to pump. AZO style. The pump is strong with this one. Must find dumpies before owned by Walmart.
Dog piling on the Lampert.
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Lampert has no idea what he's doing with this mess.
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Overwhelming debt.
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Barron's published a great article but by simply walking in the store you realize you would be better served to have gone to Best Buy for electronics/appliances or Home Depot/Lowes for anything home related. Deteriorating brands that will have little value in a breakup/asset sale. Lands End is a valuable brand but makes no sense in Sears lineup. Do you even know where a Kmart is in your community and if so, do you shop there? A hedge fund running one of the nation's largest retailers is a scary proposition as the short term profit vs. long term growth goals do not seem to be aligned.
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I don't know why I'm doing this, but I'm giving an outperform rating on a company that is not well run and is in the clutches of one of those greedy hedge fund managers. I still think there may be hope because of its bookvalue ($80 a share), it has a 45 billion - 50 billion in sales, and is still profitable. I know I'm going against the grain on this one, but I think this is a good contrarian play. Especially if a brilliant retail minded CEO takes the helm and desires to run Sears as a business and not a piggy bank.
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Poor management and getting hammered by BBY and others.
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I wont say anything, but this will:
http://www.smartmoney.com/Investing/Stocks/Trouble-at-Sears-Holdings/
enough said. UNDERPERFORM - Lambert is going to run out of buildings to sell.
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Not enough customers in these stores to get up a square dance , but room enough in the aisles to swing away. Where are there numbers coming from ?? Went underperform at a bad entry point , but will look good when this trades in the single digits.
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Outdated stores; Outdated company; They need an overhaul to compete long term.
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There is less momentum, less volume, and less buying going on. We are in the last part of this rally.

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