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Whole Foods Market is the worldās leading natural and organic foods supermarket and Americaās first national āCertified Organicā grocer. Our Company mission is to promote the vitality and well-being of all individuals by supplying the highest quality, most wholesome foods available. Since the... More
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- Tuesday, May 21, 8:40 AM A trend to watch: The grocery market in the U.K. is becoming increasingly polarized as both high-end specialty grocers and discounters pick up market share while national grocery store chains suffer. Is the same pattern unfolding in the U.S.? The Q1 read is that Wal-Mart (WMT) continues to gobble up grocery market share at the expense of Kroger (KR), Supervalu (SVU) and Safeway (SWY) while natural/organic chains (WFM, TFM, NGVC) remain a growth story. Comment! [Consumer]
- Friday, May 17, 7:04 AM The House Agriculture Committee heard some spirited debate this week on if it should be easier for organic food companies to organize industry-wide promotional campaigns, a concept which didn't sit well with many farm-state Republicans. It's been a slow process, but more Republicans have been backing amendments and bills that support the organic food industry. Organic-minded: TFM, HAIN, NGVC, HAIN, BNNY, WFM, UNI, STKL, BDBD. 3 Comments [Consumer]
- Thursday, May 16, 10:08 AM Grocery sales in focus: Retail analysts note something doesn't add up with Wal-Mart's (WMT -2.6%) claim per Nielsen data that it's "winning" market share for its grocery business despite the retailer's overall sales slip. On a rough comparison, the company's grocery store sales are growing level with Safeway (SWY +0.2%) - but still trail the pace of Whole Foods Market (WFM -0.1%) and Kroger (KR) by quite a lot. Is Wal-Mart's grocery share gain at the expense of the dollar store group (DG, DLTR, FDO)? 6 Comments [Consumer]
- Friday, May 10, 11:54 AM Natural Grocers (NGVC +8.9%) soars after its earnings beat estimates. From the report: Net sales rise 25.4% Y/Y, comparable store sales growth is 10.6%, and EBITDA increases 28.3% over Q2 2012. Gross margin fell slightly. The company says it will open 13 new stores in FY13, up from previous guidance of 12. NGVC now targets 8.5-9.5% comps growth for the full year, also higher than previously forecast. The results call to mind Marc Courtenay's April 8 article on TheStreet.com which called the company WFM's "only real competition."(PR) Comment! [Consumer, Earnings, On the Move]
- Friday, May 10, 11:38 AM Sprouts Farmers Markets (SFM) files for an IPO in a bid to raise $300M. The company booked $1.8B in sales in 2012 after being acquired by Apollo Global Management (APO -2.7%) in 2011 only to be merged with Henry's Farmers Market and Sunflower Farmers Market. With 150 stores natural/organic stores up and running already, and IPO cash coming in, the development gives Whole Foods Market (WFM +0.2%) something to think about. (S-1). 5 Comments [Consumer]
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Wednesday, May 8, 9:17 AM
Premarket gainers: ALXA +51%. PSE +19%. LEDR +16%. NBG +11%. WFM +8%. EA +6%. PRTS +6%. SFUN +6%. CTSH +5%.
Losers: FIO -22%. VCLK -19%. OCLR -19%. AXLL -9%. CIE -7%. CHRW -7%. SODA -6%. DDD -6%. SYMC -5%. Z -5%. VVUS -5%. Comment! [On the Move] -
Tuesday, May 7, 5:52 PM
After-hours top gainers, as of 5:30 p.m.: PSE +20%. WBMD +14%. ARAY +12%. EA +9%. WFM +7.7%.
After-hours top losers: VCLK -14%. RBCN -12%. SYNC -12%. CORE -7%. CIE -7%. Comment! [On the Move] - Tuesday, May 7, 4:11 PM More on Whole Foods Markets' (WFM) FQ2: Comparable store sales were up 8.9% Y/Y during the period, while the two-year comp rose over 17%. The firm sees FY13 EPS of $2.86-$2.89, up from its prior estimate of $2.83-$2.87. Store opening guidance is for 32 in new stores in FY13 and 33-38 in FY14. A 2-for-1 stock split is set. Shares +7.8% AH. (PR) 1 Comment [Consumer, Earnings, On the Move]
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Tuesday, May 7, 4:05 PM
Whole Foods Markets (WFM): FQ2 EPS of $0.76 beats by $0.03. Revenue of $3.00B (+13% Y/Y) in-line. Shares +7.3% AH. (PR)
13 Comments [Breaking News, Consumer, Earnings, On the Move] - Tuesday, May 7, 12:10 AM Notable earnings after Tuesday’s close: ANDE, ARAY, AWK, AXLL, BIO, BIOL, BMC, BWC, CA, CDXS, CHRW, CODI, DGI, DGIT, DIS, DVA, EA, ENPH, EXEL, GA, GPOR, HTA, IAG, JAZZ, KGC, LYV, MAKO, MCEP, MCK, MDLZ, MITK, MRO, MYGN, NVTL, OAS, OCLR, OHI, ONXX, ORA, PRI, RBCN, SD, SGEN, SYMC, SYNC, TRIP, TWO, URS, VCLK, WBMD, WFM, WMB, WPZ, WTI, Z 1 Comment [Earnings]
- Monday, May 6, 5:35 PM Notable earnings after Tuesday’s close: ANDE, ARAY, AWK, AXLL, BIO, BIOL, BMC, BWC, CA, CDXS, CHRW, CODI, DGI, DGIT, DIS, DVA, EA, ENPH, EXEL, GTEK, GA, GPOR, IAG, JAZZ, KGC, LYV, MAKO, MCEP, MCK, MDLZ, MITK, MRO, MYGN, NVTL, OAS, OCLR, OHI, ONXX, ORA, PRI, RBCN, SD, SGEN, SYMC, SYNC, TRIP, TWO, URS, VCLK, WBMD, WFM, WMB, WPZ, WTI, Z 1 Comment [Earnings]
- Friday, April 26, 8:59 AM Online grocery sales increased 8% last year as the industry gains acceptance in metropolitan areas and is pegged to see sales grow to as much as $9.4B by 2017. The trend is far from favorable for brick-and-mortar grocery stores (KR, SVU, SWY) still reeling from increased competition from dollar stores and Wal-Mart. What to watch: As delivery services such as Peapod and Fresh Direct expand, will Whole Foods Market (WFM) stand pat? Comment! [Consumer]
- Thursday, April 25, 12:59 PM Grocery store stocks suffer after Safeway's Q1 report indicates a weakening sales and volume trend into the end of the quarter. The lackluster quarter adds weight to the opinion that the dollar store group (DG, DLTR, FDO) and Wal-Mart are taking more grocery market share. Decliners: SWY -16.8%, WFM -1.0%, TFM -1%, SVY -2.5%, NGVC -2.0%, KR -2.0%, WMK -1.3%, HTSI -1.4%, FWM -1.3%. 7 Comments [Consumer, On the Move]
- Thursday, April 18, 10:37 AM Shares of Fairway Market (FWM +2.9%) stay elevated on day two of public trading as investors bet on the grocery store's potential to expand rapidly with its flush with IPO cash. Analysts think the road is long but the company's broad appeal to younger shoppers in the NYC area gives it a fighting chance to take on Whole Foods Market (WFM -0.6%) and Trader Joes's in select markets. Comment! [Consumer, On the Move]
- Tuesday, April 16, 1:15 PM Private label brand breakthrough: A survey released by Deloitte on brand loyalty could rattle the food and grocery sectors as a whopping 94% of consumers indicate they will stick with private-label or store brands instead of reverting back to costlier options. Industry insiders think even if the economy comes roaring back, a paradigm shift of consumer attitudes toward food purchases may already be entrenched. The trend could favor Treehouse Foods (THS), Safeway (SWY), Kroger (KR), Costco (COST), Whole Foods Market (WFM) - while creating a headache for Kellogg (K), Post Holdings (POST), Campbell Soup (CPB), Kraft Foods (KRFT), and General Mills (GIS). 10 Comments [Consumer]
- Tuesday, April 9, 8:35 AM The race to provide charging stations for electric vehicles heats up on the West Coast after Kroger (KR) joins Walgreen (WAG), Whole Foods (WFM), and IKEA to provide customers parking lot charging stations. What to watch: Retailers continue to slowly edge into the field in an effort not to get left behind, but until a major restaurant chain (say McDonald's (MCD)?) jumps in with a partnership to offer a national network of charging stations along major interstates the phenomenon will remain a primarily limited to affluent urban areas. 26 Comments [Consumer]
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Chines33: Yes typically. It all depends on situation. Price, company, news, overall market. Lot of variables. -
wheelz23: i was swing trading, but have been day trading...it seems like swing trading is less work, more money for the stocks i was trading...thanks
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phemale60: CEO Mackey a good businessman; unfortunately I let my politics guide me to sell half of my position, but I've plenty of other good ones!
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Adam Jackson
$TSCDF.PK took 1.2bn GBP loss from US market, but $FWM has IPO. Can anyone compete with $WFM or have they cornered the high-end market? - View all 0 replies
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Saibus Research
SUPERVALU to shed some jobs. Plan going as planned post Cerberus tender http://bit.ly/YfgLYd $SVU $WFM - View all 1 replies
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bd4uandu: Looks like Duncan is serious about making changes. Where do you see SVU as far as share price?
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wheelz23: i was swing trading, but have been day trading...it seems like swing trading is less work, more money for the stocks i was trading...thanks
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phemale60: CEO Mackey a good businessman; unfortunately I let my politics guide me to sell half of my position, but I've plenty of other good ones!
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Saibus Research
SUPERVALU to shed some jobs. Plan going as planned post Cerberus tender http://bit.ly/YfgLYd $SVU $WFM - View all 1 replies
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bd4uandu: Looks like Duncan is serious about making changes. Where do you see SVU as far as share price?
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losbronces: Bloomberg seems to think he has dictatorial powers as long as its for the public good. Sounds familiar... -
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Stephanie Collins
$WFM Been keeping my eye on Whole Foods & this may give me the opportunity. As much as I shop there, I might as well own it. - View all 4 replies
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Sunny Rollins: The only think pulling on me is a violent dip earlier in the year, look how it shot up.
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phemale60: WFM is still steady as it goes. I'm up 79% since 2011, and if anything will buy more if dips far enuf. Never does. Want it at $80 if add -
Energysystems: I remember about 15-16 years ago, a relative asking about buying stock in Whole Foods. I really got that one wrong.
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Michael Bryant
"Whole Foods' ($WFM) Mackey...Employees Should Come Before Investors." Agree. Employees help make the company http://yhoo.it/13Lkrmi - View all 1 replies
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Sambala: Whole Foods' John. Mackey is an amazing thinker of "Concious Capitalism". " Successful companies serve a purpose beyond making money"
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Dividend Sheet
$HRZN $MAIN and $FRD are the best yielding stocks going ex-dividend tomorrow + http://stks.co/oImb + I like $FL and $WFM from the list - View all 1 replies
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phemale60: True. Some seem dug in still and resentful Obama won. Hope Boehner can get them in line.
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Jim Van Meerten
WFM - 100% Barchart technical buy signal - 6 new highs and up 3.97% in the last month - Relative Strength Index 65.24% - View all 5 replies
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Michael Bryant
"Whole Foods (WFM): Here's Why We Pay Our Employees More Than We Have To." Wish all companies were like this. http://yhoo.it/SLWE2V - View all 6 replies
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