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WHY YOU SHOULD SHORT THE RETAILERS
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<> I am recommending the sell of the retailing sector. Why? The reason is simple, no one is buying anything right now. When was the last time you heard of a friend, neighbor, or colleague bought a new car? I tell you that it is obvious all over America (if not the world) put discretionary spending on perma hold a couple of weeks ago. You can rest assured that there isn't a retailer in America (even Walmart) that will have a great quarter. <> Ever since Bush went on prime time consequences..... the retail market has come to a screeching halt that is only slightly less frozen than the cr>>...
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Bearish on TIF ...
TIF
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+26.69%
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(closed on 03/07/09)
I expect many of the higher end and the frailer retailers to do poorly by January after a terrible Christmas
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Bearish on TIF ...
TIF
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-80.93%
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Retailers headed into the Christmas season will probably take a beating, plummeting when their December numbers are worked up in January
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TIF - all that glitters isn't gold
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+4.00%
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I don't know how anyone can look at luxury retailers or any retailer for that matter and conclude that it is a buy. With the credit markets seized up I doubt TIF will have a very prosperous holiday season. I am recommending selling all retail stocks. As the markets head south, there will be no place for any of the securities in this class to go but down. Being up against good comps is just one factor that will weight down the sector. I suspect the weakness seen in the financial sector will begin to drag these guys down as well. Please don't get caught expecting any major rally. I am ...
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Luxury Goods Purchases to wane into the holiday season
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-3.49%
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Simply put, consumers will be purchasing fewer luxury goods as we move into the holiday season. With the retraction of about 2 Trillion in available consumer credit, credit cards are shoring up their balance sheets and deleveraging. This will have a real impact on consumers as they may find they don't have enough credit this holiday season to maintain their normal purchasing 'power'.
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From the Blogosphere
Afternoon ETF Check: UNG, XRT, EWJ Up; VNM, RSX Down
HIGHER;
- United States Natural Gas (NYSE: UNG) rockets 4.4% to $9.41. The ETF, and natural gas as a whole, advances on news of a larger-than-expected decline in unemployment claims and on investors purchasing contracts as a hedge against colder weather over the Thanksgiving weekend. Weather reports were mixed for key areas, such as the Midwest and Northeast.
- SPDR S&P Retail (NYSE: XRT) up 1.86% to $35.53. The ETF is up on positive earnings out of Tiffany's (NYSE: TIF) and J. Crew (NYSE: JCG). Also, we are just two short days away from "Black Friday."
- iShares MSCI Japan Index
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Tiffany's serves up solid quarterly earnings
Company News for November 25, 2009 – Corporate Summary
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• J Crew Group (NYSE:JCG) wowed investors with sharply better-than-expected third quarter earnings of 67 cents a share, versus 30 cents a year ago, and ahead of Zacks estimates of 58 cents a share. Revenues of $414.1 million exceeded last year's $363.1 million and beat projections of $406.6 million. The firm expects fourth quarter earnings of 37 cents to 42 cents a share <>• Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) increased its six-month price target for Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) from $125 to $146, maintaining its "buy" rating. Goldman said it believed online discount wars have added to its traffic flow><>><>><>><>><>>< /><><>< />><>< />><>< />>>< />...
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Before the bell: Futures higher ahead of housing, jobless data
Filed under: Before the bell, International markets, Market matters, Tiffany and Co (TIF), Economic data, Deere and Co (DE), Oil, Housing, Federal Reserve U.S. stock futures advanced Wednesday morning ahead of what is going to be a busy day full of economic reports before Thanksgiving. While investor sentiment is still upbeat following the Federal Reserve minutes and optimism about the economy, trading could be choppy today given the market is closed tomorrow. The market will reopen Friday for a short day.
U.S. stocks fell on Tuesday on lackluster economic data, namely the GDP revision downwa...
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