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Short seller Spruce Point Capital Management has Canadian Tire in its sights, arguing shares could fall as much as 50 per cent. For more on this, BNN …
their debt is 4 billion not 11 lol what is he talking about? and if its not competitive why aren't sales down in their retailer segments like mark warehouse? and if they are struggling in the retail environment how did they create such a success with Helly Hansen adding 300+ mill y/y? lol he also is not talking about how they spun off a reit which has successfully increased operating margins. i am not a shareholder but i find it funny how cheap Canadian tire is, you need a better reason to short a 15 pe stock. i bet hes another short seller that underperforms the market and makes money once a decade lol
Canadian Tire is being set up for yet another Made in Exceptional America of Israel Vulture Capitalist Take Over. God forbid a retailer outside the Western Hegemonic Order Plutocratic Governance be allowed to prosper and compete in an open market place. Pauvre petit peuple ignorant.
Increased Shareholder dividend payouts in 5 of the last 6 quarters could be alarming, especially when evaluating against Canadian Tires current debt. Alarming balance sheets is also an area of concern, but there are big national union investors in Canadian Tire amongst other key investors. I wonder if this has ramifications or backlash on some recent events,, here in Quebec there has been some backlash shown towards Lowes through their sudden reduction of Rona stores in this province. Lowes is reformatting their designing methodology in Canada and shutting down more retail outlets; potentially to compete with the online market. Yet, they were never considered as strong of competitors as Canadian Tire. Their clients are all loyal members who do not shop in the world of online transactions. Their brand strategy and market demograph consists of the most loyal consumer. Hardware franchises are limited in Canada and they don't have much strong competition. Still interesting to hear, could be a shift coming. You know there is still strong value and client satisfaction in retail shopping. There is a point where excessive convenience can become a logistical nightmare.
I recently wanted to buy an alarm clock. Wanted to buy just a straight, easy to use alarm clock. I went to store after store – no alarm clocks for sale. But then I thought of Canadian Tire. Yes indeed a perfect alarm clock and quite cheap too. If I have a car that's a few years old where would I take it? Canadian Tire, etc., etc. It will be interesting to see who wins in this "battle", the "sophisticated" short sellers or the naive Canadian Tire who know something about Canadian consumers. The short sellers will of course present the most negative story possible as they want to make money.
their debt is 4 billion not 11 lol what is he talking about? and if its not competitive why aren't sales down in their retailer segments like mark warehouse? and if they are struggling in the retail environment how did they create such a success with Helly Hansen adding 300+ mill y/y? lol he also is not talking about how they spun off a reit which has successfully increased operating margins. i am not a shareholder but i find it funny how cheap Canadian tire is, you need a better reason to short a 15 pe stock. i bet hes another short seller that underperforms the market and makes money once a decade lol
Canadian tire is huge in Canada and always will be mabie not in the USA but up here there going no were anytime soon.
He wants to kill Canada and make money from us basically. What other ¨Canadian¨ company is left???
Why is he shorting ¨Canadian¨stocks that represent Canada? He sounds anti-Canadian IMO. George Soros is another one.
Canadian Tire is being set up for yet another Made in Exceptional America of Israel Vulture Capitalist Take Over. God forbid a retailer outside the Western Hegemonic Order Plutocratic Governance be allowed to prosper and compete in an open market place. Pauvre petit peuple ignorant.
This is interesting.
I find myself going there often due to Walmart putting so much of their inventory online only.
Was at Canadian tire yesterday the place was packed.
Restructure under the new name Alberta Tire.
Those were 'rollies'. Tobacco (only) have a nice day.
He's got the haircut of a short seller.
Gordon Gekko speaks. I guess Wall Street just woke up. When they're not laughing they're mad.
Canadian Tire with the Christmas ads. That got targeted by that burka woman. Did they talk to Don Cherry or something?
Increased Shareholder dividend payouts in 5 of the last 6 quarters could be alarming, especially when evaluating against Canadian Tires current debt. Alarming balance sheets is also an area of concern, but there are big national union investors in Canadian Tire amongst other key investors. I wonder if this has ramifications or backlash on some recent events,, here in Quebec there has been some backlash shown towards Lowes through their sudden reduction of Rona stores in this province. Lowes is reformatting their designing methodology in Canada and shutting down more retail outlets; potentially to compete with the online market. Yet, they were never considered as strong of competitors as Canadian Tire. Their clients are all loyal members who do not shop in the world of online transactions. Their brand strategy and market demograph consists of the most loyal consumer. Hardware franchises are limited in Canada and they don't have much strong competition. Still interesting to hear, could be a shift coming. You know there is still strong value and client satisfaction in retail shopping. There is a point where excessive convenience can become a logistical nightmare.
I recently wanted to buy an alarm clock. Wanted to buy just a straight, easy to use alarm clock. I went to store after store – no alarm clocks for sale. But then I thought of Canadian Tire. Yes indeed a perfect alarm clock and quite cheap too. If I have a car that's a few years old where would I take it? Canadian Tire, etc., etc. It will be interesting to see who wins in this "battle", the "sophisticated" short sellers or the naive Canadian Tire who know something about Canadian consumers. The short sellers will of course present the most negative story possible as they want to make money.
teacher pensions… Gone
I like can tire but no money to buy
old school mentality, you're gonna get that blockbuster treatment