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Holy SHLD...Sears up 24% in last four days

beebee
edited August 2015 in Fund Discussions
I hope @MikeM Pulled the trigger at $20.

I have all I can stomach by owning BB's fund (FAIRX).

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  • edited August 2015
    Yet another short squeeze like all the others for SHLD on the way down.

    Sears Holdings (SHLD - Get Report): "I don't see a future there."
    http://www.thestreet.com/story/13208541/1/mad-money-lightning-round-i-see-no-future-in-sears.html?puc=yahoo&cm_ven=YAHOO

    Aug 3, 2015 BERKOWITZ BRUCE R
    Beneficial Owner (10% or more)
    8,000 Indirect Purchase at $20.21 per share. 161,680
    Jul 23, 2015 BERKOWITZ BRUCE R
    Beneficial Owner (10% or more)
    1,400 Indirect Sale at $22.09 per share. 30,926
    Jul 22, 2015 BERKOWITZ BRUCE R
    Beneficial Owner (10% or more)
    250,000 Indirect Sale at $21.92 per share. 5,480,000
    Jul 22, 2015 BERKOWITZ BRUCE R
    Beneficial Owner (10% or more)
    250,000 Indirect Purchase at $21.96 per share. 5,490,000
  • edited August 2015
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  • I did not Bee. Connecting a line across all the new lows for this stock over the last 3 years shows a very predictable pattern. 20-22 looked like the new low before yet another predictable bounce up, but I didn't bite:( I did make a safer buy on AAPL when it dropped to 114 this week.

    Maybe when I retire I'll have more time play.
  • edited August 2015
    bee said:


    I have all I can stomach by owning BB's fund (FAIRX).

    It was refreshing to own several items which "zigged" when the market "zagged" over the past few days. A few reits along with FAIRX did well.

    Frankly, I won't be the least upset when BB clears the portfolio of all SHLD holdings. Those stores are like ghost towns, and I'm not sure I buy into their logic on holding this for the intrinsic real estate valuations.

    But the other item which buoyed FAIRX were the Fannie and Freddie positions...which are quietly making a "bee-line" to the best returns within his basket of holdings.

    Sorry...couldn't help myself.

    press
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