While I agree with you for the most part, there will always be a need for retail stores, which by the way, have online sales as well. And some online only stores like #Amazon, have begun to open retail locations. So when it comes to #Macys, yes, we can agree to disagree. By the way, I'm not just bullish on $M but on $AMZN as well.
So do you and Jonathan Weber think that Macy's is actually worth holding on to? It would takes more than weathering the storm to get me to want to own $M. Do you both expect Macy's to do well after the pandemic? I don't see how it would be possible to do better than it did before.
I'm bullish on $M. I had almost written them off years ago, when I started clearing out my portfolio of all retail stores. But while countless companies like Sears showed they couldn't change with the changing times, I've been impressed at how Macy's has still managed to hold its own when so many others have failed.
If any company can weather the storm and come out the other side stronger, it's #Macys.
No one can expect Macy's to do well in this environment. I think they are handling the crisis as well as could be expected. Probably better than most. $M
Wait a minute, you think the pandemic was good for the retail industry? #Macy's ($M) can close non-profitable stores when there's no pandemic going on.
Thanks for the amazing read. I wonder #Macy's $M could face some pressure but with its substantial real asset base could provide a floor to the stock price. What levels do you think should be appropriate to enter and in particular which stocks look attractive, not just with respect to solvency but valuation and moat?
Macy's: Still Not Out Of Woods
I've been amazed at $M has done as well as it has considering what a bad time this is for the retail industry.
Macy’s Q1 Was Bad, But The Company Has The Cash To Survive The Current Pandemic
While I agree with you for the most part, there will always be a need for retail stores, which by the way, have online sales as well. And some online only stores like #Amazon, have begun to open retail locations. So when it comes to #Macys, yes, we can agree to disagree. By the way, I'm not just bullish on $M but on $AMZN as well.
Macy’s Q1 Was Bad, But The Company Has The Cash To Survive The Current Pandemic
So do you and Jonathan Weber think that Macy's is actually worth holding on to? It would takes more than weathering the storm to get me to want to own $M. Do you both expect Macy's to do well after the pandemic? I don't see how it would be possible to do better than it did before.
Macy’s Q1 Was Bad, But The Company Has The Cash To Survive The Current Pandemic
I'm bullish on $M. I had almost written them off years ago, when I started clearing out my portfolio of all retail stores. But while countless companies like Sears showed they couldn't change with the changing times, I've been impressed at how Macy's has still managed to hold its own when so many others have failed. If any company can weather the storm and come out the other side stronger, it's #Macys.
Macy's - Take On Recent Events
No one can expect Macy's to do well in this environment. I think they are handling the crisis as well as could be expected. Probably better than most. $M
Dillard's - Is The Worst Over Yet?
Wait a minute, you think the pandemic was good for the retail industry? #Macy's ($M) can close non-profitable stores when there's no pandemic going on.
Deeper Diagnosis Of Department Store's Survival
Also, $M jumped over 20% over my recommended price.
Deeper Diagnosis Of Department Store's Survival
Thanks for your appreciation. I have not covered the majority of the stocks except $M. You can check out my post on it over here: talkmarkets.com/.../macys-whats-next-after-the-doom
I reckon a $5 level would be a good entry point in M to enter. As for the rest of the companies, you would need to watch out as I write about that.
Deeper Diagnosis Of Department Store's Survival
Thanks for the amazing read. I wonder #Macy's $M could face some pressure but with its substantial real asset base could provide a floor to the stock price. What levels do you think should be appropriate to enter and in particular which stocks look attractive, not just with respect to solvency but valuation and moat?
Macy's - Where Are We Headed?
The jury is still out for me when it comes to $M. Honestly, I'm surprised the company has done as well as it has.