Sears Canada (SCC.TO)

BUY
Would buy at $14.75. Model price of $23.75. Keep eye on it. Used to own, but it achieved its model price.
DON'T BUY
Not enamored with the retail sector, except for the niche areas. Sears going into the banking area will be a positive move. Still thinks the overall malaise will prevail in the retail market.
DON'T BUY
Could still drop further. The problem with department stores in general is that the public is being drawn to specialty retailers.
BUY
Fair market value is $23/24. Have had good bounces in the past. Not a bad move
PAST TOP PICK
(A past top pick Sept 15/03. Down 11%.) Sold out early and took a profit.
DON'T BUY
Has been disappointing. They take a while before it moves up again.
DON'T BUY
They have given a profit warning. Department stores are having trouble selling apparel. We'll probably go sideways for a while.
BUY
A well-run company. Canadian retail market is very tough but thinks Sears is doing better than Hudson Bay and Wal-Mart is not targeting them as much as the Zellers side of Hudson Bay. Should do quite well in an improving economy.
PAST TOP PICK
(A top pick Oct 6/03. Up 6½%.) Still likes. Margins are expanding.
TOP PICK
The best retailer with an upside to a good Christmas. Same store sales have not been impressive, but the margins have done very very well. Would prefer to buy below $18.
TOP PICK
There is a lot of bad news priced into the stock. Near its five-year lows. From the technical perspective, it's making a nice little bottom for a run back up.
BUY
Has an economically sensitive bent in relation to the housing market.
TOP PICK
They are letting low-margin business go.Will probably have $1.52/1.60 in earnings.A compelling valuation. Economically sensitive.
TOP PICK
Margins are expanding. At the $15 range, its 10 X this years earnings and 8 X next years.
DON'T BUY
Has looked OK. Rebranding and re-focusing their stores. Prefers other retails.
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