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BIG: Bull or Bear?
Will Big Lots make a comeback in 2009?
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(closed on 03/05/09)
Filed under: Newsletters, Stocks to Buy, Recession  I grew up in the 1970s and recall fondly watching the TV series "Dallas" with my family on Friday nights. Everything on the culturally sensational show was big, including its storylines.
Of course, one of my favorites was "who shot J.R.?" But another favorite was the return of Bobby Ewing after a supposed death that was resolved by stating the entire season was a dream. <>I like to use the dream analogy for stocks that have made a round trip journey in a short period of time. If a stock goes up only to return to the level previously, it is as if...
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Stock up on Overstock.com (OSTK)
BIG
-13.48%
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27 days
(closed on 12/31/08)
Filed under: Wal-Mart (WMT), Newsletters, Bargain stocks, Stocks to Buy  When the Bureau of Economic Research declared that the recession had officially begun in December 2007, the entire retail sector shrugged its shoulders and said, "No kidding."
Shares of companies that deal directly with the consumer, except for the deep discount retailers, have known for some time that the economy was struggling. Sales have been declining steadily and, with the deteriorating operating environment, shares of the retail stocks have been absolutely crushed. <>The entire retail group is one of the biggest losers...
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Big Lots (BIG) - Another Good Report, but Adverse Reaction
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+17.14%
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This is the 2nd retailer in a row we've seen get hammered on the back of a good report. This tells me the hedge funds are done (for now) playing with "retailers are making a comeback because gas is falling 40 cents", and on to the next plaything. Remember, this is not a market to buy breakouts but breakdowns - retail has been strong for much of latter July and early to mid August - so now they are being sold off. These results are good for Big Lots (BIG) but reflect a bad situation for many in the lower and middle class. The company beat by 5 cents ($0.32 vs $0.27), but fundamentals mea...
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Big Lots Inc.
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+3.76%
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Big Lots, Inc., through its subsidiaries, operates as a broadline closeout retailer in the United States. The company offers products under six merchandising categories: Consumables, Home, Furniture, Hardlines, Seasonal, and Other. The Consumables category includes food, health and beauty, plastics, paper, and pet departments. The Furniture category comprises upholstery, mattresses, ready-to-assemble, and case goods departments. The case goods consist of bedroom, dining room, and living room furniture. The Hardlines category includes electronics, appliances, tools, and home maintenance depa...
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Bookkeeping: Starting Big Lots (BIG) - Interested in Walmart (WMT) and Polo Ralph Lauren (RL)
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-6.98%
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(closed on 08/26/08)
Trying to find a retailer to replace the homebuilder exposure we let go of this morning. The thesis here remains we need exposure to something that works when the "it's time to buy America as the rest of the world implodes" trade is on. Now the funny thing, is in retail most of the stocks doing well, even today, as "rotation" happens are the very low end or higher end - the great middle is still a chasm.
While the usual road kill rallied huge yesterday: Kohl's (KSS), Macy's (M), JcPenney (JCP) I am looking for something with a bit more reality behind it - i.e. will go up on more than "flavo...
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Big Lots (BIG): Shares define bullish 'flag' pattern
BIG
+8.79%
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1459 days
Filed under: Earnings reports, Analyst upgrades and downgrades, Technical Analysis, Stocks to Buy <>Big Lots (NYSE: BIG) is the largest broadline closeout retailer in the United States. Stores offer such staples as food, health and beauty products, plastics, furniture, toys, lawn tools, electronics, apparel and small appliances. The goods are generally products that have been overproduced, or discontinued, and are typically offered at 20-40 percent below discounters' prices. The company currently operates 1,354 stores in 47 states. Wholesale operations are conducted through Big Lots Wholesale ...
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Shorts continue to feel the pain
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+21.18%
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1914 days
Big lots has been in strong uptrend ever since bottoming out two years ago. It continues to push higher & through previous resistance. Pullbacks have been in relatively low volume. There is a nearly 10% short interest in the stock suggesting that the sentiment towards might still be pessimistic. The stock still has some upward potential left.
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Bullish on BIG ...
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+33.60%
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David Fried, editor of the Buyback Letter, is attracted by Big Lots’ $150 million stock buyback as well as improved operating performance. He says the discount retailer's size gives it buying power that smaller rivals cannot match.
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