what is this about? a little excited?

Hey, he spent a lot of $$, he can be excited, lol.


Sears is going to close a bunch more stores early 09

I know you do :wink: Im the guy you call. Well, the Ocean and Eatontown stores call.

So that made 4 SAC workers at one time eh?

Ed91Pontiac
Koll
yourself
and me all worked at the SAC!!
I have since retired from the SAC....at the ripe age of 24.

lol the SAC in quakerbridge made 78k on black friday supposedly this year wa one of the worst black fridays in years.

My goodness, I didnt think theywere that big of a store!!! When I was at Freehold, we did like 28k.
I couldnt imagine 48k, must less 78!!!

BiGal takes command!

UPDATE: AutoZone Shares Rally As Pep Boys Turns South
12/09 11:39 am (DJN)

By Shawn Langlois

SAN FRANCISCO (Dow Jones) -- AutoZone Inc. shares jumped more than 6% Tuesday, bucking broader market selling, after the auto-parts retailer managed to grow first-quarter sales and top Wall Street targets despite the gloomy economic climate.

The Pep Boys - Manny, Moe & Jack (PBY), however, saw their shares fall hard after the parts-selling competitor reported another quarterly loss while Wall Street had been looking for breakeven results.

AutoZone (AZO) stock was last up $7.50 at $124 and has gained 3.4% since the beginning of the year while major indexes lost about 40%.

The Memphis, Tenn.-based company reported first-quarter earnings of $131 million, or $2.23 a share, compared with $133 million, or $2.02 a share, in the same period a year ago.

Revenue rose to $1.48 billion from $1.46 billion. Sales for stores open at least one year decreased 1.5% for the quarter.

Analysts polled by FactSet Research were looking for a profit, on average, of $2.20 a share and sales of $1.49 billion.

"We were disappointed with our sales performance early in the quarter, as we were impacted by the disruption caused by hurricanes Gustav and Ike," Chairman Bill Rhodes said, adding that sales rebounded starting in October.

Separately, Pep Boys shares dropped more than 27% to $3.63 after the company reported a third-quarter loss of $7.3 million, or 14 cents a share, compared with a loss of $28 million, or 54 cents a share, a year ago. The stock is down almost 70% so far this year.

Revenue fell to $464.2 million from $528.8 million.

Analysts polled by FactSet Research, on average, had expected the company to break even for the quarter on sales of $488.5 million.

"Our sales and operating results have been impacted by the decrease in miles driven and the general reduction in consumer spending," said CEO Mike Odell. He added that Pep Boys will look to offset these trends by focusing on tighter spending controls and promoting its relative bargain level prices to attract beleaguered consumers.

**** yes.

back to the OP: you're supposed to buy low and go long... that's how you make money in the 'market.

it was a horror nothing but lines,people bitching,more lines,and people bitching about lines, and more lines
the worst part where the ****ing indians that kept coming in trying to price match with the **** they bought 2 weeks ago using the 30 day price match policy they have.
Working there has found a new hatred of the Indian culture every one of them that comes in tries to pull something to get some sort of free **** or discount,I'm not racist in any way at all but it is ridiculous and I thought jews where ass pinchers to try and save a penny

wow

Does that mean you are yet anther SAC worker? How come I I didnt know about all these SAC NJFBOA workers!!
Oh boy, price matching fiesta with them too.