Lowe's Companies Inc. (LOW)

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    KSTHANE
    Jan 24 12:17 PM
    Lampert's Move Is All About Brands [view article]
    It will still take this strategy some time to play out. Let's say that they do start selling their better known brands through places like Target, HD, Lowe's Autozone, etc and they start closing marginal stores, what are the remaining reasons to go to the good Sears stores? If you can go to Target to pick up your favorite brand of boxer shorts, what reason do you have to go to Sears? Over time, I think this strategy could work but in the interim they're going to be left with a lot of stores that don't sell very much stuff. Reply
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    granger
    Jan 22 06:50 AM
    Lampert's Move Is All About Brands [view article]
    Good stuff, thank you! Reply
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    Bob B
    Jan 18 10:46 AM
    Will There Be Anywhere Left to Shop in 2010? [view article]
    I hope the turn around is today - buying Reply
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    Lillama
    Jan 18 08:51 AM
    Will There Be Anywhere Left to Shop in 2010? [view article]
    Good point, and Wal-mart, well, it's like a cockroach in so many ways. I just can't shop there. I am hoping that consumers will notice that many Kohl's items sell for Wal-mart prices, and even Nordstrom has low prices on some things; for example, they have fine silk wedding gowns for around $200, the same price as those tacky polyester bridal barn types. If consumers are informed, these retailers can hold their own in a poorer America (should that come to pass). Reply
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    Will Rahal
    Jan 16 04:46 PM
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    Latest Retail Sales Report Strengthens Case For Consumer-Led Recession [view article]
    That is
    wrahal.blogspot.com     Reply
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    Will Rahal
    Jan 16 04:44 PM
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    Latest Retail Sales Report Strengthens Case For Consumer-Led Recession [view article]
    Adjusting using today's CPI report, Real Retail Sales were flat for 2007!
    The tredns is also scary.
    See wrahl.blogspot.com     Reply
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    James Cullen
    Jan 16 10:03 AM
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    Will There Be Anywhere Left to Shop in 2010? [view article]
    Ditto, I like it! Reply
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    kowalski
    Jan 16 09:20 AM
    Will There Be Anywhere Left to Shop in 2010? [view article]
    Nice, very nice! Reply
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    Brian Croner
    Nov 20 01:12 PM
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    Lowe's Lower on Disappointing Guidance [view article]
    They're in a nasty capex battle with HD. Reply
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    todd su
    Nov 19 09:43 AM
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    Home Depot: Bye Bye Buyback [view article]
    karl,


    saw that, disagree with him on it

    mayo,

    i agree the problems are totally fixable. my issue is that current management are not the folks to do it     Reply
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    Mayo
    Nov 16 08:59 PM
    Home Depot: Bye Bye Buyback [view article]
    The HD situation reminds me of MCD back in 2002. Like MCD, HD's operational problems are fixable and I believe they will be over time. The housing market will rebound eventually and when it does HD should do very well. The market value of te company is now below where it was 9 years ago yet the cash the business produces is much larger. As far as Lampert, I believe he is probably seeing the value of the real estate that HD owns which is severely understated on the balance sheet (reported at cost). Reply
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    Karl
    Nov 16 03:57 PM
    Home Depot: Bye Bye Buyback [view article]
    I only posted once? or so I thought- please accept my apologies Reply
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    Karl
    Nov 16 03:56 PM
    Home Depot: Bye Bye Buyback [view article]
    Did you see that Lampert is buying HD in a big way? Reply
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    Karl
    Nov 16 03:55 PM
    Home Depot: Bye Bye Buyback [view article]
    Did you see that Lampert is buying HD in a big way? Reply
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    Karl
    Nov 16 03:55 PM
    Home Depot: Bye Bye Buyback [view article]
    Did you see that Lampert is buying HD in a big way? Reply

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