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Google: 3Q Results Reveal Chinks in the Armor
Mark Krieger submits: On the surface, Google GOOG appeared to soundly beat analyst expectations of $4.76, by reporting  diluted earnings per share of $4.92, on a top line of $ 4.04 billion see conference call transcript. GOOG’s revenues were $20 million short of analyst expectations of $4.06 billion. This...
Tags: Revenue, Google Inc., Seeking Alpha, GOOG, Operational Accounting, Finance, Mark Krieger, Internet
External links 2008-10-17
Sara Lee: Management Succumbs to Analyst Criticism
Mark Krieger submits: It just took one day before Sara Lee SLE management made an “about face” on its decision to halt its stock buyback program. SLE issued the following statement, As the result of the lower share price, the company has determined it will re-enter the market to...
Tags: Sara Lee Corp., Seeking Alpha, Investment, Financial Accounting, Finance, Mark Krieger, Retail
External links 2008-11-07
Pep Boys: Manny, Moe and Jack Finally Pep Up
Mark Krieger submits: Saying Pep Boys's PBY stock has "pepped" up lately, is an understatement. The shares have rocketed almost 77% from their lows, hitting $5.31 per share, before getting caught up in Wednesday's and Thursday's 1000 point Dow down draft. The stock still managed to close at $4.66, a...
Tags: Argus Research, Stock, Seeking Alpha, PBY, Retail, Investment, Financial Accounting, Finance, Mark Krieger, Pep Boys-Manny, Moe & Jack, Transport
External links 2008-11-09
Imperial Sugar's Turnaround Makes Slow Progress
Mark Krieger submits: After a very tough year, a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel  is starting to glow for Imperial Sugar IPSU, as a slew of positive developments have begun to materialize. The company is slowly, but surely, making progress in its rebuilding and turnaround process....
Tags: Refinery, Louisiana, Seeking Alpha, Imperial Sugar, Investment, Financial Accounting, Finance, Mark Krieger, Imperial Sugar Co., Materials/Industrials
External links 2008-11-09
Tyson Foods: Not the Time to Be Chicken
Mark Krieger submits: Tyson Foods TSN delivered mixed 4th quarter results see conference call transcript. The company reported a 50% rise in earnings from 10 cents to 15 cents, but was 3 cents shy of expectations. On the plus side, it was able...
Tags: Revenue, Tyson Foods Inc., Seeking Alpha, TSN, Operational Accounting, Financial Accounting, Finance, Mark Krieger, Retail
External links 2008-11-10
Fuel Systems Solutions: Third Quarter Blowout Is an Understatement
Mark Krieger submits: Fuel Systems Solutions FSYS didn't just manage to crush third quarter earnings estimates, it obliterated them. Sales rose an astounding 62% from $65 million to $106 million, and earnings jumped from a loss of $359,000 to a gain of $18 million or 75 cents a share. The...
Tags: Earnings, Seeking Alpha, Sales Strategy, Financial Accounting, Sales Force Management, Sales, Finance, Mark Krieger, Fuel Systems Solutions Inc., Energy
External links 2008-11-06
Sara Lee: Guidance Drop Spooks Investors
Mark Krieger submits: Sara Lee SLE managed to report first quarter earnings substantially above analyst forecasts. Sales were up 10% to $3.3 billion. Earnings were up 14% to 32 cents versus 28 cents or 39% higher than ‘Street” estimates of 23 cents. The company attributed the bulk of...
Tags: Earnings, Investor, Sara Lee Corp., Seeking Alpha, Financial Accounting, Sales Strategy, Finance, Sales, Mark Krieger, Retail
External links 2008-11-05
Amazon: High Valuation Hints at Further Downside
Mark Krieger submits: Despite Amazon AMZN falling more than 60% from its 52 week highs, the shares are still too rich to justify such a lofty valuation. AMZN's forward 2008 PE of 34 is outrageous compared to its competitors' more realistic Price Earnings ratios. For example, eBay EBAY sports a...
Tags: Valuation, Amazon.com Inc., Seeking Alpha, Investment, Finance, Mark Krieger, Internet
External links 2008-10-26
Pep Boys: Insanity Dominates the Share Price
Mark Krieger submits: Pep Boys PBY has never traded as low as its current share price of $3.25 since it became a public company in the mid-seventies. At a current market cap of $169 million, PBY's 562 locations average a paltry $300,000 each, after dividing the market cap by...
Tags: Market Capitalization, Location, Seeking Alpha, Real Estate, Business Operations, Mark Krieger, Pep Boys-Manny, Moe & Jack, Transport
External links 2008-10-26
Goldcorp: Implosion Offers Shiny Opportunity
Mark Krieger submits: Goldcorp GG has been heading one way lately: down. Since its August high of $52, the shares have lost more than 70% of their value. Gold’s early Friday drop below $700 prompted a potential GG capitulation, as the shares fell below $14, only to put on an...
Tags: Seeking Alpha, Investment, Finance, Mark Krieger, Gold & Precious Metals
External links 2008-10-26
Fuel Systems Solutions: Recent Slide Creates Buying Opportunity
Mark Krieger submits: Fuel Systems Solutions FSYS absolutely got its clock cleaned; since reaching an unrealistic and dizzying price of  $61, the shares have been on rapid and steady freefall, resulting in a 60% haircut. What went wrong? Several things, the main culprit was simply getting caught up in the...
Tags: Seeking Alpha, Telecom & Utilities, Mark Krieger, Fuel Systems Solutions Inc., Transport
External links 2008-10-29
Winn-Dixie Turnaround Efforts Begin to Take Hold
Mark Krieger submits: Winn-Dixie WINN reported first quarter earnings substantially above analyst expectations. The Southeast regional grocer rang up sales of $1.70 billion, resulting in a loss of 4 cents for the quarter. The consensus of analyst estimates forecasted revenues of $1.65 billion and a net loss of 14 cents....
Tags: EBITDA, Hurricane, Seeking Alpha, Sales Strategy, Sales Force Management, Sales, Mark Krieger, Winn-Dixie Stores Inc., Retail
External links 2008-10-29
Bridgford Foods: Collapse Defies Logic
Mark Krieger submits: I admit, I have repeatedly promoted the merits of owning Bridgford Food BRID shares, and my constant rantings have probably sounded like a broken record. The story so far has not had a happy ending. The truth is, owning shares of BRID has been more of a...
Tags: Market Capitalization, Seeking Alpha, Mark Krieger, Bridgford Foods Corp., Retail
External links 2008-11-02
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company: The Glass is Half Full
Mark Krieger submits: The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company GAP reported underwhelming second quarter results, but regardless, offered a glimmer of hope for the "glass is half full" crowd. GAP produced comparable stores sales growth of 2.8%, resulting in total sales of $2.2 billion. Adjusted "EBITDA" increased from $27.3...
Tags: Glass, Seeking Alpha, Sales Strategy, Sales Force Management, Sales, Mark Krieger, Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Inc., Retail
External links 2008-11-03
Amazon: Don't Fall for Fool's Gold
Mark Krieger submits: It's tempting to bottom fish, especially after seeing a 60% implosion in Amazon's AMZN share price, but don't get sucked in by the seduction, it is still is too expensive. The shares have already rallied more than 35% from their lows, so they are fast approaching overbought...
Tags: Estimate, Amazon.com Inc., Seeking Alpha, Financial Accounting, Finance, Mark Krieger, Internet
External links 2008-11-05

Additional Resources

Winn-Dixie is Way Cheap. Will it Be Acquired?
With Winn-Dixie’s stock, which closed Tuesday at $15.87, down by nearly half over the past year, the grocer is looking more and more like a takeover candidate. That price puts the stock near the company’s book value. Bigger chains such as Kroger or Supervalu might take advantage...
Tags: Stock, Bankruptcy, Winn-Dixie, Investment, Litigation, Finance, Business Operations, Dan Mitchell
Blog posts 2008-06-18
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