GLBL X DEFS TCH (SHLD)
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3 Retailers to Watch Ahead of Earnings
As earnings season draws to a close, retailers are getting more into the mix. Keep an eye on these three retail stocks going into their reports.
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Previous Close
$42.07
Market Cap
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Volume (Avg. Vol.)
447,906
Day's Range
$41.44 - $42.25
52-Week Range
$31.07 - $43.23
Dividend & Yield
$0.20 (0.45%)
SHLD Stock Predictions, Articles, and GLBL X DEFS TCH News
5 Retail Stocks To Return
Aside from Target, these five retail stocks have not been given anything higher than a "C" in my book for all of 2011.
Why Goldman Sachs Is Keeping a Close Eye on Sears
The firm and its clients have more than $3.5 billion tied up in Eddie Lampert's hedge fund, which is one Sears's largest investors.
Why Are So Many 2011 Losers Rallying Now?
Caveat emptor: This trend is mostly a New Year's reallocation by institutional and hedge fund managers -- which could turn on a dime. Be ready to bail fast.
Sears Holdings Jumps on Buyout Rumors
If Lampert takes Sears private, there may be some short-term upside for investors. But as long as he's chairman, the company is unlikely to be so lucky.
3 Ways to Turn Analyst Tips Into Huge Profits
While there is nothing wrong with paying attention to what the "smart money" is saying, you do need to know how to interpret it. Here are three simple rules you must know.
5 Stocks to Avoid Like the Plague
These stocks won't be going anywhere anytime soon. Here are five dogs to ditch and why.
3 Stocks Even Wall Street Fat Cats Expect to Crash
When you see all-too-rare sell calls, you better duck and cover. And right now, these three names are on that list.
Wall Street’s 10 Most Hated Stocks
Sears NASDAQ:SHLD, Lexmark NYSE:LXK, Netflix NASDAQ:NFLX and Eli Lilly NYSE:LLY make list of 10 most hated stocks among investment experts.
Why Most Investors Overreact, Buy High and Sell Low
"Why is it that during losses sellers are aversive to sell whereas during gains, sellers are more encouraged to sell?" Great question!
The End of the Big-Box Era
Poor customer service and ill-informed employees have driven consumers away. Some big-box retailers get it, but most can't change -- and won't survive.
The ONLY Thing That Will Save the Economy in 2012
There's one thing both the economy -- and you and I -- need to plow ahead in uncertain times like these. See what it is -- and why without it, we're sunk.
Time to Explore Discover Financial Services
The credit card company still doesn't get the respect that its more popular, well-known rivals do -- but it should.
How Private Equity Could Save Sears
Getting value from distressed assets is something good private equity firms can do, and Sears has plenty of undervalued assets.
Is Sears the Next Berkshire Hathaway?
Don't laugh. Eddie Lampert's strategy at Sears Holdings could be regarded as being very similar to Warren Buffett's makeover of Berkshire Hathaway in the sixties.
Sears Slammed After Store Closings — Tuesday’s IP Market Recap
Sears shares plummet 27% after announcing the company would close 100 to 120 Sears and Kmart locations.
5 Stocks Doomed to Disappear in 2012
These toxic companies bombed in 2011, and they're likely to be bought out -- or fall off the face of the earth entirely -- in the next 365 days. Watch these five vanish.
RIMM Completes a Week of Gloomy Outlooks — Friday’s IP Market Recap
Research In Motion joined Intel, Best Buy and First Solar in forecasting leaner times ahead. Here's a look at RIM, as well as other big news from this week.
Retail Stocks Follow Best Buy’s Lead — Tuesday’s IP Market Recap
BBY's squeezed margins, lackluster retail sales growth weigh on stocks overall
