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Shares of Sears Holdings (SHLD) fall 7.5% - the most of any S&P 500 stock in early trading. SA...
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Wednesday, May 30, 2012, 9:55 AM ETShares of Sears Holdings (SHLD) fall 7.5% - the most of any S&P 500 stock in early trading. SA author Justin Weinstein says the stock is a risky play until the company successfully proves to consumers that it's able to turn around its fortunes.
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This is news just coming to light?
Welcome to reality 101 students.
Lots of risky investments turn out profitable.
Lampert, ESL and RBS own common stock of Sears like all investors.
What is going to happen is Lampert's hedge funds will dissolve into Sears Holdings which will be Lampert's only investment vehicle.
Sears' books are better than JC Penny which is being run by a former Apple CEO.
Laheim
Laheim
Better YTD return than Apple.
Keeping trying.
Lahiem
How much do YOU own?
I think you are a pump and dumper.
He is also going to buyback stock again for the company - Sears Holdings again.
All that is needed is news that for instance Sears sells Sears Auto or merges with Autozone and you will have the largest short squeeze in the world coupling that with investors wanting the stock too for an investment.
Lampert's life is in this stock.
This news is imminent that something is up with Sears and Autozone.
Diehard batteries sold at Autozone and installed in all Autonation cars something to that affect.
I don't know a thing about the books or the players but I do know about the stores. Rain Man was right.