B*******a
发帖数: 1280 | 1 老夫有第一手资料，最近已经玩转了7天
如果蒙对了，求斑竹100包子 | s*******d
发帖数: 3786 | | s***m
发帖数: 6197 | 3 我觉得也是
现在竞争太激烈了
竟然6pm就开了
很多人估计还在家里和亲人们吃饭呢
想到去晚了估计没货了
可能就不去了
还是tjx牛逼
人家直接不开门 | B*******a
发帖数: 1280 | 4 兄弟你修理我也， 如果知道， all in le
【在 s*******d 的大作中提到】
: 蒙对了有屁用。大牛谈谈大盘会怎么走。
| m******6
发帖数: 6262 | 5 三小时前听RADIO, 说去年预计节日其间零售增长还是什么的是20%,结果, 19.8%.
今年同样这个数的预测是37%.想想吧!
【在 B*******a 的大作中提到】
: 老夫有第一手资料，最近已经玩转了7天
: 如果蒙对了，求斑竹100包子
| S******s
发帖数: 5376 | 6 擦，一手的retail，亏废了！
【在 B*******a 的大作中提到】
: 老夫有第一手资料，最近已经玩转了7天
: 如果蒙对了，求斑竹100包子
| E*********r
发帖数: 4984 | 7 是，黑色周五基本没啥便宜货，有，也是要扔掉的烂货，估计去的话人也不会很多，许
多在网上已经买了。 | r*****e
发帖数: 4611 | 8 还是会有人去的吧，大家股票赚的钱现在不花啥时候花 | g*q
发帖数: 26623 | 9 但是开门时间长度不可比,没有太大意义.要比只能比整个季度(11月到1月)的销售.
【在 m******6 的大作中提到】
: 三小时前听RADIO, 说去年预计节日其间零售增长还是什么的是20%,结果, 19.8%.
: 今年同样这个数的预测是37%.想想吧!
| m******6
发帖数: 6262 | 10 今年股票涨，大家花钱就会多。特别是高端大气上档次的店业绩会好。
YAHOO 新闻：
“”Wall Street Ends Higher on Strength in Retailers; Nasdaq Closes Above 4,
000
^GSPC 1,802.75 +0.27 (+0.01%) ^IXIC 4,017.75 +23.18 (+0.58%)
U.S. stocks edged up on Tuesday aft。。。“
【在 g*q 的大作中提到】
: 但是开门时间长度不可比,没有太大意义.要比只能比整个季度(11月到1月)的销售.
| B*******a
发帖数: 1280 | 11 等amzn，准备了200子弟兵，空炸
【在 B*******a 的大作中提到】
: 老夫有第一手资料，最近已经玩转了7天
: 如果蒙对了，求斑竹100包子
| m******6
发帖数: 6262 | 12 AMZN 老夫一百多进的，不拍炸。
【在 B*******a 的大作中提到】
: 等amzn，准备了200子弟兵，空炸
| B*******a
发帖数: 1280 | 13 U.S. Store Traffic Sinks 21% as Last-Ditch Deals Flop
Bloomberg
By Cotten Timberlake 9 hours ago
Fewer Americans hit the malls thelast week before Christmas even as
retailers from Macy's Inc. (M) toMichael Kors Holdings Ltd. (KORS) poured on
the discounts.
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Retail Sales in U.S. Probably Increased by Most in Five Months Bloomberg
U.S. store visits plummeted 21 percent and retail salesdropped 3.1 percent
in the week through Saturday, signaling alackluster finish for stores' most
important selling season,Chicago-based researcher ShopperTrak said yesterday.
Falling store traffic in recent weeks and uneven demand,especially for
apparel, spurred chains to risk earnings bypiling on the discounts to
generate sales. Retailers includingNeiman Marcus Group LLC were offering as
much as 75 percent off,and some, including Macy's and Kohl's Corp. (KSS),
were keeping storesopen around the clock starting Friday. At the same time,
Americans are increasingly shopping online.
"The numbers are a bit scaring," Bill Martin,ShopperTrak's co-founder, said
in an interview. "This is modestgrowth."
Holiday purchases increased 2 percent from Nov. 1 to Dec.22, ShopperTrak
said. Sales will rise 2.4 percent for the wholeseason, the smallest gain
since 2009, Martin reiterated.
ShopperTrak compiles sales and traffic data from devices instores and
receipt information, primarily from mall-basedsellers of general merchandise
, apparel, furniture andelectronics. Holiday sales grew 3 percent last year,
3.4 percentin 2011 and 4 percent in 2010, according to the firm's measure.
The National Retail Federation reiterated on Dec. 12 itsprediction that
total sales will rise 3.9 percent in Novemberand December, more than the 3.5
percent gain a year ago.
U.S. Economy
While the U.S. economy grew at a surprising 4.1 percentannualized rate in
the third quarter, the gain was driven byincreased spending on services such
as health care andrecreation as well as companies boosting software
investments.
As a result, the expansion has largely bypassed retailerssuch as Wal-Mart
Stores Inc. (WMT), which last month trimmed itsprofit forecast as
unemployment and higher taxes kept manycustomers from increasing spending. A
week later, Target Corp.posted third-quarter profit that fell 46 percent
and forecastfourth-quarter earnings that trailed some analysts' estimates.
Even Michael Kors's hot namesake leather goods brandcouldn't avoid discounts
. A larger portion of the company'sinventory was marked down than last year,
indicating a slower-than-expected holiday season, Gabriella Santaniello, an
analystat Wedbush Securities in Los Angeles, wrote in a note toclients. The
shares tumbled 3.7 percent yesterday.
Gap Deals
Gap Inc. (GPS)'s Old Navy chain on Dec. 22 started offering asmuch as 75
percent off throughout the store. "The After HolidaySale Starts Today," the
chain said in a full-page ad in theWashington Post.
The promotions were the most prevalent since 2008, Craig Johnson, president
of Customer Growth Partners in New Canaan,Connecticut, said in an e-mail.
Without more growth inAmericans' disposable income, retailers can't thrive
during theholiday season or the rest of the year, he said. "SuperSaturday,"
while the biggest sales day ever with $17 billionsales, won't be enough to
help retailers, said Johnson, who usesa wider measure of retail sales than
ShopperTrak.
"This has been a very difficult season," he said in aphone interview
yesterday. "One terrific day can't turn aroundan otherwise tepid season."
The "heated" promotions may pressure profitability atAbercrombie,
Aeropostale Inc. (ARO), Francesca's Holdings (FRAN) Corp., LBrands Inc. (LB)
and Urban Outfitters Inc. (URBN), Richard Jaffe, an apparelanalyst with
Stifel Financial Corp. in New York, wrote in a noteto clients last week.
Target Challenges
Target had its own challenges. After reporting that datafor about 40 million
debit and credit cards may have beencompromised at the height of the
holiday shopping season, thechain tried to lure shoppers with a 10 percent
discount thispast weekend. Yet the number of transactions at Target slipped
3percent to 4 percent compared with the final weekend beforeChristmas last
year, according to Customer Growth Partners.
Sales in November and December account for 20 percent to 40percent of U.S.
retailers' annual revenue and 20 percent ofprofit, according to the NRF, a
Washington-based trade group.Consumer spending represents about 70 percent
of the U.S.economy.
Not all retail sectors are faring equally. Home-improvementand furnishing
chains will generate 7 percent growth in fourth-quarter same-store sales
while auto retailers will see 6 percentgrowth and discounters 1 percent,
according to the average ofanalysts' estimates compiled by researcher Retail
Metrics. Salesat department-store chains will fall 1 percent and they
willsink 7 percent at teen-apparel chains, the Swampscott,Massachusetts-
based firm said.
Estimates show luxury chains will post a 5 percent gain,smaller than last
year's 5.4 percent increase. The groupmonitored by Retail Metrics is made up
of Coach Inc., Tiffany &Co. (TIF) , Kors, Williams-Sonoma Inc. (WSM), Blue
Nile Inc. (NILE) and Zale Corp. (ZLC)
To contact the reporters on this story:Cotten Timberlake in Washington at
c*********[email protected];Lindsey Rupp in New York at l****[email protected]
To contact the editor responsible for this story:Robin Ajello at rajello@
bloomberg.net | s*******d
发帖数: 3786 | 14 Nobody cares.
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【在 B*******a 的大作中提到】
: U.S. Store Traffic Sinks 21% as Last-Ditch Deals Flop
: Bloomberg
: By Cotten Timberlake 9 hours ago
: Fewer Americans hit the malls thelast week before Christmas even as
: retailers from Macy's Inc. (M) toMichael Kors Holdings Ltd. (KORS) poured on
: the discounts.
: Related Stories
: U.S. Store Traffic Sinks 21% as Last-Ditch Deals Flop Bloomberg
: Bargain-hungry shoppers buy less on weekend before Christmas Reuters
: Retailers' sales fall in final week ahead of Christmas MarketWatch
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