Retail Sales Collapse, But Keep the News in Perspective [View article]
And if I'm going to buy clothes, it'll be either at Wal-mart or a second hand store. It's not beneath me to go to a second hand store. Cutting back is what I'm doing, the stores selling things we don't necessarily need and at an astronomical cost at that, should be ignored.
Never read so much smoke and mirrors going on with this company and I used to work for them. I'm glad I'm out and I don't like the manipulation Lampert does to get the stock go up. I still believe in the next few months we'll hear about SHLD going into bankruptcy.
Retailers Face a Volatile January - Barron's [View article]
If you had gone into Sears lately and what it was like in the past you would know what I mean. Did you realize that just recently Lampert added a person from Lehman Brothers after it collapsed, one of the same people that led to it's downfall. And yes, when Sears spent money on renovations it did help, yes my store was more profitable. However, if you go into to buy a big ticket item, the MAs and PPPs are high, too high for people at this time. As for his way of manipulation, he's a hedgefunder and he knows the angles.
Retailers Face a Volatile January - Barron's [View article]
It's obvious, nobody is really looking but us employees. We know how they're cutting back, do you think all employees are in the dark? I don't think so.
Retailers Face a Volatile January - Barron's [View article]
SHLD has been in trouble for a while, it's a total shame no one in the markets have noticed how Eddie Lampert manipulates his stock to keep it up. Or how he continues to buy shares in Auto Nation, instead of finding more ways to keep SHLD afloat. He will have a golden parachute when this company goes down and that's totally wrong.
Cramer's Lightning Round - The Most Dangerous Stock for 2009 (12/23/08) [View article]
Didn't want to forget to add, SHLD is one stock he's bullied people into buying, Eddie Lampert keeps Cramer in his pocket to help boost his stocks so higher ups in the company can get more before bailing out. SHLD is on it's way out, only Cramer can't see it.
Cramer's Lightning Round - The Most Dangerous Stock for 2009 (12/23/08) [View article]
Tele-evangelists lie and anyone who believes all of his shouting and cowering in fear, obviously they love being controlled by someone who makes them feel bad. Don't let someone like this control you when it comes to stocks. Make your own decision.
On Dec 27 02:34 AM Fish Gone Bad wrote:
> I find Cramer very entertaining, just like tele-evangelists. > > The next 6-8 weeks should be very bad for the stock market. The Santa > Claus rally did not happen, banks are just as bankrupt as they were > in September, and more and more people are losing their jobs (and > homes). > > The stock market is a blood sport. There are winners and losers. > The best way to be a winner is to do your homework, watch the market, > and learn from your mistakes. > > Clark Jenkins > FishGoneBad.com
Cramer's Stop Trading! Sears Not So Bad (12/4/08) [View article]
Cramer, you have no idea what you're talking about. I worked for Sears and I know what's going on. Do you?? Have you shopped Sears?? Have you seen how employees are being treated? How constantly being out of stock of items needed on the floor for a sale or not in stock? How about waiting in line too long to get checked out?? Are you aware of cash wraps being closed, therefore making it harder for a customer to get out quicker when they're finished getting what they came in for? Are you aware at all that Eddie Lampert is NOT a retailer at all?? That all he is, is a hedge funder and not really putting money in a company that's been around for over a hundred years?? If I were you, I'd sell all the stock, Sears (SHLD) is going bankrupt and all your "buy Sears" is all for nothing. Customers and employees see what's going on, however, you've turned a blind eye.
Madoff Investors Deserve Sympathy, Not a Bailout [View article]
Those poor people deserve a bailout, just like i do. It's okay to give the rich their bailout and not those like us who have been duped by these so called, people who think they know best.
Retail Winners and Losers This Holiday Season [View article]
Sears is in trouble and it's not on the list of being in trouble, sounds like Jim Cramer, he can't see that Sears is in trouble. Only the associates and the customers see it.
Sort by:
Latest | Highest ratedRetailers on the Extinction List [View article]
Retail Sales Collapse, But Keep the News in Perspective [View article]
Two Bright Spots in Economic Darkness: TD Ameritrade, Sears Holdings [View article]
Sears Is Holding Strong [View article]
Retailers Face a Volatile January - Barron's [View article]
As for his way of manipulation, he's a hedgefunder and he knows the angles.
Retailers Face a Volatile January - Barron's [View article]
Retailers Face a Volatile January - Barron's [View article]
Retailers Face a Volatile January - Barron's [View article]
What Do We Need In 2009? More Failure [View article]
Retail's Changing Face [View article]
Cramer's Lightning Round - The Most Dangerous Stock for 2009 (12/23/08) [View article]
Cramer's Lightning Round - The Most Dangerous Stock for 2009 (12/23/08) [View article]
On Dec 27 02:34 AM Fish Gone Bad wrote:
> I find Cramer very entertaining, just like tele-evangelists.
>
> The next 6-8 weeks should be very bad for the stock market. The Santa
> Claus rally did not happen, banks are just as bankrupt as they were
> in September, and more and more people are losing their jobs (and
> homes).
>
> The stock market is a blood sport. There are winners and losers.
> The best way to be a winner is to do your homework, watch the market,
> and learn from your mistakes.
>
> Clark Jenkins
> FishGoneBad.com
Cramer's Stop Trading! Sears Not So Bad (12/4/08) [View article]
Madoff Investors Deserve Sympathy, Not a Bailout [View article]
Retail Winners and Losers This Holiday Season [View article]