These 3 Retailers Are Ripe For Shorting
Justice Litle (January 16th, 2009) Writes:
The news for US retailers is grim to say the least. But Justice Litle says investors can still make profits by shorting the most vulnerable firms in the industry. He picks three retail stocks that look overvalued in today’s climate.
This from Taipan Daily
At market extremes (where fortunes are most often won and lost), the wild outliers get closer to reality. Such is the case with the “mega-mall ghost town” scenario.
In the past two weeks, the financial press has been chock-a-block with headlines like “Commercial Property Loses Shelter” and “Struggling Retailers Press Struggling Landlords on Rent.”
“U.S. retailers are expected to begin a wave of post-holiday bankruptcy filings,” the Wall Street Journal writes, “altering the landscape at malls and on main streets across the country.”
One mall store manager – who requested his name not be mentioned – told the WSJ he expects more returns than sales on some days.
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