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Filed under: Industry, Market matters, McDonald's (MCD), Walgreen Co (WAG), Best Buy (BBY), Circuit City Stores (CC), CVS Corp (CVS), Darden Restaurants (DRI), Yum Brands (YUM), U.S. Steel (X), Stocks to Buy, Rite Aid Corp (RAD), Cramer on BloggingStocks  TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says that as consumers try to stretch their dining dollar, Darden, Yum! and McDonald's will benefit.
We all know we are overstored in this country and over-restauranted. There are tons of players -- so many that the competition got too hard. Now they collapse. That Uno might miss a payment, that Bennigan's and S...
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Rite Aid (RAD) is wrong, wrong, wrong!
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Filed under: Other issues, Bad news, Products and services, Management, Rants and raves, Stocks to Sell, Rite Aid Corp (RAD) ![]() Last year, actually 18 months ago now, James Cramer had enough faith in the Rite Aid Corp (NYSE: RAD) to include it in his 2007 picks. At that time the stock was trading $5.49 per share. It closed yesterday at $1.56 and is trading further down today.
When I say RAD is wrong, wrong, wrong, I mean it literally. There is a store located a few blocks from my office that I shop at perhaps once a month. Yesterday I bought a few things and was amazed at how bad their accountin...
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Risks with Rite Aid Turnaround Make Stock a Sell
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5/5 - "Management at the Rite Aid Corporation (RAD) is executing a turnaround strategy centered on increasing the profitability of the existing store base, which includes improving the product mix with generic and private label products. Nevertheless, management acquired the Brooks Eckerd chain prior to a convincing turnaround in profitability.
Also, Wal-Mart's (WMT) initiative to enter the retail generic drug market should pressure the company's pharmacy margin. Importantly, the company has a large debt burden. Given management s EPS guidance for fiscal 2009, the stock is rated a Sell...D...
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Sell now if you got in under 2 dollars..
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+17.81%
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(closed on 03/19/08)
buy again under 2.00 in about 2 months time when it falls again... The company will recover and deal with the supposed debt issues.. store conversions have no reason why they wont go smoothly.. prospect of walmart entering pharmecueticals has people panicking aswell.. stock will fall.. sell now if your in around or under 2.00 and buy again when it falls..
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RAD is undervalued
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Rite Aid has gone in cycles over the last 15 years. Has been valued by some analysts as high as $6.00. If not for economic downturn, I would expect a turn around in less than a year. But as we may be headed for a recession, I think 2 years is more likely. I think it is an easy double in that time frame. Maybe a triple within 2 years. I work for the company and have seen some very positive changes over the last five years at the ground level.
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RAD is a buy
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(closed on 01/22/08)
Highly undervalued. Should double in 1-2 years. Triple in 3-4. Suggest buying now, selling at $4.00.
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RAD nears 52 wk low
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Still getting the hang of how this site adds positions to my portfolio. I believe that RAD will continue to build a base and I will add to my positions through dollar cost averaging. I will also include my price points in my analysis to keep track of where I think the stock's a buy. Price point for RAD: $4
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Stay the course...
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(closed on 10/27/07)
Call me risky, well maybe not. RAD set new 52 wk lows and this is a good opportunity. Call it the contrarian in me but the short sellers will be recovering quickly when this stock rebounds. I like the recent upgrade by HSBC and they noted that the stock should reach 4.70. My target goal is reflective of this price. I'm buying more shares here at this price as Barron's reported that a Canadian pharmacy, also its largest shareholder, is also incrasing its stake. Still figuring out this site, so it looks like I will have to upgrade the stock to increase my position.
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Rite Aid is RAD
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(closed on 10/11/07)
Rite Aid continues to have a tough time working in its acquisition of the Brooks and Eckerd chains. But this retail pharmacy giant will bounce off of its lows. Acquisition has been the name of the game with this sector just ask CVS with their purchase of Caremark. Everyone is trying to grow to keep pace with Walgreens. So buy RAD with support levels at its 52 wk low on the year and ride through the growing pains of their acquisitions to higher gains.
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RAD Reloaded
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Mr. 3 runs about 3,300 drugstores in 27 states and Washington, DC. Rite Aid stores fill prescriptions (accounting for about 63% of sales) and sell health and beauty aids, convenience foods, and other items, including more than 2,700 private-label products. More than half of Rite Aid stores are freestanding. No longer content being a distant third behind Walgreen and CVS, Rite Aid has agreed to acquire about 1,860 Brooks and Eckerd drugstores from Canada's Jean Coutu Group in a deal valued at $3.4 billion. In return Jean Coutu will receive a 32% stake in Rite Aid. Very promising future for R...
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