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M: Bull or Bear?
Macy's: Indomitable, Iconic Retailer
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+53.62%
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Filed under: Stocks to Buy  Iconic, battle-honed retailer Macy's Inc. (M), first discussed here on June 17, 2009, at a price of $11.23, has pulled back slightly to about $23 after a better-than-decent run-up in 2010. But just view that dip as an opportunity to scoop up shares of a preferred company.
Further, the modifier "battle-honed" has been used because "Big M" has survived the worst U.S. economic contraction since the Great Depression, a downturn that hammered the retail sector.
Macy's should post a FY2012 same-store sales increase of 3% to 4%, followed by a similar rise in FY2013.
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Will Macy's Stock Vector To $30 and Beyond in 2011?
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+1.84%
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65 days
(closed on 03/13/11)
Filed under: Stocks to Buy Battle-honed retail chain Macy's (M), first discussed here on June 17, 2009 at a price of $11.23, has pulled-back slightly, after a better-than-decent run-up in 2010, but just view that dip as an opportunity to consider the shares.
Moreover, the modifier 'battle-honed' has been used because iconic retailer Macy's has survived the worst U.S. economic contraction since the Great Depression -- a downturn that hammered the retail sector.
Macy's should post a FY2011 same store sales increase of 4-5%, followed by a 3-4.5% rise in FY2012. <><>Continue reading <>Will Macy's Stoc...
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Consumer Spending
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+73.34%
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810 days
Although the housing market has not recovered fully yet, consumer spending looks good and has been solid for several months now.
The economic data my be mixed a little, but my technical analysis says that this is a good buy and it's showing a promising up trend, which should hold for a few months at the very least.
Although this is a good buy, enter carefully with a small percentage of your portfolio.
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Macy's: Considerable potential, almost as much risk
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+65.36%
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112 days
(closed on 10/07/09)
Filed under: Stocks to Buy  Readers of this space know that the retail sector/apparel is best avoided: the era of the frugal consumer and a surplus of store chains has led to challenging conditions for retailers, to say the least.
However, there are exceptions, and Macy's (NYSE: M) is one. The argument here is that Macy's will be able to combine right-sizing of its chain and rigorous cost cuts with established brands (the Macy's chain also runs the upscale Bloomingdale's chain) to survive the downturn. Wall Street doesn't expect any improvement near-term, forecasting a 6-10% revenue decline f...
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these retail figures were not so bad but..
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-68.14%
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153 days
(closed on 10/14/09)
Macy's has had too many losses this quarter on y-o-y growth which was just the way GAP also headed 2-3 years back and Circuit City just before. Time to sink these plebians and get on a new horse. Did anyone bother to look at the itemized April retail sales data yesterday morning before they went to work? Or did everyone just jump on the headline figure, which showed a broad-based decline on the month of 0.4% vs. 0.1% expected? (That disappointment sent the Dow Jones plunging nearly 200 points during the day.) Retail sales data comprises a vast range of goods, from Nintendo (NTDOY.PK...
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these retail figures were not so bad but..
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+0.09%
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2 minutes
(closed on 05/14/09)
Macy's has had too many losses this quarter on y-o-y growth which was just the way GAP also headed 2-3 years back and Circuit City just before. Time to sink these plebians and get on a new horse. Did anyone bother to look at the itemized April retail sales data yesterday morning before they went to work? Or did everyone just jump on the headline figure, which showed a broad-based decline on the month of 0.4% vs. 0.1% expected? (That disappointment sent the Dow Jones plunging nearly 200 points during the day.) Retail sales data comprises a vast range of goods, from Nintendo (NTDOY.PK...
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Macy's Inc.
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+184.26%
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1113 days
Macy?s, Inc., through its subsidiaries, operates department stores in the United States. Its retail stores and Internet Web sites sells a range of merchandise, including men?s, women?s, and children?s apparel and accessories; cosmetics; home furnishings; and other consumer goods. The company maintains Web sites, such as macys.com and bloomingdales.com. As of January 31, 2009, it operated approximately 840 retail stores in 45 states, the District of Columbia, Guam, and Puerto Rico under the names ?Macy?s? and ?Bloomingdale?s?. The company was formerly known as Federated Department Stores, In...
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Cramer on BloggingStocks: This retail tide can lift all boats
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-22.82%
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461 days
(closed on 12/08/09)
Filed under: Dell (DELL), Wal-Mart (WMT), PepsiCo (PEP), Market matters, Penney (J.C.) (JCP), Best Buy (BBY), Sears Holdings (SHLD), General Mills (GIS), Procter and Gamble (PG), Kohl's Corp (KSS), AMR Corp (AMR), Contl Airlines'B' (CAL), Economic data, Oil, Jones Apparel Group (JNY), Polo Ralph Lauren'A' (RL), Urban Outfitters (URBN), Stocks to Buy, Cramer on BloggingStocks  TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says with gas coming down further, the coming rally could be broad and fierce.
The great hurricane fakeout leaves us with oil much lower than it began, having launched itself from $112. No...
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Cramer on BloggingStocks: Exodus from oil may goose tech
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+2.24%
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6 days
(closed on 08/18/08)
Filed under: Google (GOOG), Microsoft (MSFT), Amazon.com (AMZN), Intel (INTC), JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Adobe Systems (ADBE), Morgan Stanley (MS), Wachovia Corp (WB), Stocks to Buy, Cramer on BloggingStocks, Technology TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says all that money has to go somewhere, and this is a likely destination.
Clash of the ideals! Oil's down, and what can you buy when there's so much bad bank news? What can you buy when Wachovia (NYSE: WB) (Cramer's Take) is boosting reserves and Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS)) (Cramer's Take) is still being pursued by authorities and JPMorgan (NYSE: JPM) (<>C...
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Single letter stock values: Part 1 -- A. C. F, K & M
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+103.63%
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1391 days
 "One group of stocks that has always intrigued us are those whose symbols have one letter," notes George Putnam. who offers a fascinating review of 9 such single letter stocks.Â
In his The Turnaround Letter he says, "These stocks have been beaten down pretty badly and now look particularly appealing." Here's a look at 5; the rest are featured in our following post. "Agilent Technologies (NYSE: A), which makes electronic and bio-analytic measuring devices, was spun out of Hewlett-Packard in 1999. Revenues surged in 2000 as did the stock price, reaching a lofty 162. <>"But the compan...
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Retail Sales
- Analysis by seekingalpha.com - daniel Harrison
Did anyone bother to look at the itemized April retail sales data yesterday morning before they went ...
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Flat Consumer Spending
- Although it is generally accepted that the economy is getting better, actual consumers are not really feeling these benefits yet...
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About Macy's Inc.
- Answers.com
It goes without saying that the era of the frugal consumer and a surplus of store chains has led to challenging conditions for retailers. 
In my 
