JCPenney - Handelsriese auf 30 Jahrestief

habe mich vor den Zahlen nicht wieder reingetraut... aber das sieht schon mal nach nettem Shortsqueeze aus... so richtig gut geht es JCP ja nicht, aber immerhin, der Verlust ist nicht so massiv wie befürchtet.

Auf das "Gutwettermachen" des CEO würde ich nicht so viel geben. Die nächsten Quartale werden zeigen, wie massiv der Cashburn ist und ob die Liquidität reicht, um mit neuer Strategie das Ruder rumzuwerfen. Immerhin ist der letzte Newsflow doch mehr als positiv  

mehr sog I ned.....  

meinst du mit brisiacum breisach am rhein? falls ja wohne auch am kaiserstuhl... xD

boah, ü7usd. feine sache!

 

aber 1-2 Jahr musst scho durchhalt`n  

 

butzerle: Danke, dass Du seinerzeit das Forum von JCP aufgemacht hast. Habe heute 31 größere Käufe überprüft. Gleich zu Beginn + 1,43$, auch allererster Wert auf TV-Sender CNBC. Lief dann bis auf 7,49$ und dann zurück auf 7,00 $. Noch tiefere Kurse müssen Kleinkäufe (6,93 $) gewesen sein. Also, jetzt weiß man auch bei uns Bescheid, bzw. mit anderen Worten: "Liegen lassen", das muss erst in die Köpfe der US-ler eindringen, dass dieser Wert auch ernsthaft mit Macy's (steigt derzeit ebenso, allerdings leicht) und Kohl's konkurrieren kann, für deren Papiere das 11- bzw. teils 21-fache bezahlt wurde, so auch auf CNBC schon gestern erläutert. Vor Börsenschluss dann die Frage der Kommentatoren, "Your Invest in JCP?". Da war das Papier schon leicht gestiegen, und den Rest dazu hatte ich ja schon erklären können. Ihr werdet mich also noch nicht los hier im Forum - und kukug muss ich sagen, dass ich den Ort am Rhein nicht sagen darf, der lat. Brisiacum heißt - zwischen Remagen und Koblenz.  .... Bis bald.  

Bin gespannt wo es hingeht glaub aber das ich meiner kleinen po.gut dabei bin lass mich mal überraschen ein kleiner zock mal ab und zu kanm schon drin sein viel glück uns allen  

J.C. Penney Rockets on Short Covering

http://247wallst.com/retail/2014/02/27/...-rockets-on-short-covering/

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Really, what else could it be? Shares were up more than 20% Thursday, after J.C. Penney Co. Inc. (NYSE: JCP) reported fourth-quarter results Wednesday night. We felt the animal spirits taking hold, but Thursday’s surge is beyond even that happy reaction.

The only way J.C. Penney stock is worth 20% more today is if you believe the company has really started its turnaround. Or you just have to cover your short position because this stock is ultimately going to dip even further.

Let’s look at the first possibility. The earnings per share loss was lower than expected, but revenues were also lower. The full-year earnings per share loss was more than $2 a share more than the prior year’s loss, and revenues were down more than $1 billion year-over-year.

A believer in the beginning of the turnaround could point to the 2% same-store sales growth in the quarter, but that was less than half the 4.3% growth estimate from research firm Retail Metrics. First-quarter same-store sales are forecast by the company to rise 3% to 5%, but it says only that “gross margins will improve.”

The company’s sales have been down for so long that anything looks like up. What we saw Wednesday is only “up” relatively, and what we can expect to see in the first quarter is also “up” only in the strict sense that it will not be worse than the first quarter of last year.

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More than 42% of J.C. Penney stock was held short on February 14. That 42% is not bailing out today, they are covering their bets.

The stock traded at $7.36 in the late morning, up 23.6%, in a 52-week range of $4.90 to $19.63. More than twice the daily average of about 30 million shares had traded hands already.

By Paul Ausick



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Fast das Vierfache über normal
Vol / Avg. 106.43M/27.29M  

 

 

Spaetschicht: Wie immer, bester Informationsbeschaffer hier im Forum und blitzschnell. Danke. Jetzt scheinen im Forum auch andere User zu agieren, wohl ein wenig abseits vom Geschehen, die gleich  aberwitzige Forderungen stellen, die aber erst einmal erfüllt werden müssten. Für uns dürfte Mitte/ Ende Mai 2014 mehr in Erfahrung gebracht werden, wenn tatsächlich über's  1. Quartal 2014 (das läuft hier eigenartigerweise ab 01.02.) berichtet wird. Dann zeigt sich, ob die Voraussagen von Myron Ullman eintreten, oder gar noch überboten werden können. Offenbar sind aber wesentliche Veränderungen schon erfolgt, die es seitens der Aktionäre zu verfolgen gilt. Es wird also dauern, bis entsprechende Kurssteigerungen eintreten. Aber vll. wiederholt sich der Ausbruch auf knapp 9,00 $, der ja erst kürzlich stattgefunden hatte.  --- Bis bald.  

neubewerten.... mal schauen wieviele zwischen 10$  und 12$ sein werden ...
 

dass nach dem ausschweifenden fest von gestern, welches nur noch fd's fastnachtsevent schlagen konnte, so gar keine katerstimmung aufkommen möchte. kurs hält sich hervorragend und könnte vor börsenschluss sogar noch ins plus laufen.

schönes we allen.  

Hi :-) , das Video ist klasse. Ist bestimmt ein Inder. Der da in gebrochenem Englisch spricht. Trodzdem anschauen wird ganz gut erklärt

Double Bottom in J. C. Penney Company Inc. (NYSE:JCP), Will The Rally Sustain? - See more at: http://basicsmedia.com/...the-rally-sustain-8794#sthash.LB2TdKGl.dpuf

J. C. Penney Company Inc. (NYSE:JCP) has posted its fourth quarter and full year results that came above analyst’s expectation recording first sales gain since the second quarter of 2011. The merchandise and service company recorded solid progress for the second quarter despite experiencing challenges in the retail space. Same store sales were among the best performers moving up by 2% as compared to the third quarter as the company generated positive free cash flow of $246 million. Holiday sales were positively impacted by the holiday frenzy of November and December as they were up by 3.1%. J. C. Penney Company Inc. (NYSE:JCP) Chief Executive Officer was quick to note that the company achieved its key targets of the year on all fronts. Fourth quarter results The gross margin was one of the biggest movers in the fourth quarter growing from lows of 23.8% to highs of 28.4% representing 460 basis points improvement. Net sales for the quarter came in at $3.78 billion slightly lower when compared to net sales of $3.88 billion in Q4 12 which was rather impacted by the additional 53 weeks. Comparable store sales of J. C. Penney Company Inc. (NYSE:JCP) for the quarter was up by 2% a 680 basis points improvement compared to the third quarter of the same year. Online sales for the quarter were also up by 26.3% clocking in at $381 million.

Comparable store sales were down for the full year by 7.4% with total sales also going down by 8.7%, online sales was the only best performing segment in this case growing by $59 million to clock in at $1.08 billion. Gross margin also fell for the full year by 190 basis points coming in at 29.4% when compared to the prior year of 31.3%

Full year was mainly mired by a loss of $1.42 billion which included restructuring and management transition charges amounting to $215 million.

Outlook

J. C. Penney Company Inc. (NYSE:JCP) expects sales to grow by approximately 3% to 5% with gross margin also expected to grow for the first quarter. JCPenney expects liquidity to be in excess of $2 billion at the back of total capital expenditure of $250 million.

J. C. Penney Company Inc. (NYSE:JCP) was up in the market by 25.34% to close the day at a high of $7.47

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doch noch in die suppe gespuckt. dann halt nächste woche wieder...  

gestern abend,....bin ich hier jetzt mal invest.hab mich mal etwas genauer eingelesen,und da wurde mir klar,das hier kurz oder mittelfristig mal nicht die grossen sprünge zu erwarten sind.hier stellt sich die frage ob jc es schafft,längerfristig wieder gewinne schreibt,nach dem kursdesaster der letzten jahre.mir persönlich sind solche firmen,die in sich in Schwierigkeiten befinden,lieber zu investiern als welche die ihre gewinne immer mehr maximiern,wo logischerweise der kurs exorpitant hoch ist.die frage stellt sich bei jc,....schaffen sie es durch umstrucktuirungen oder dergleichen gewinne zu machen um so dem kurz überpropotional steigen zu lassen oder nicht.kommt ne ke um sich so kapital am markt zu holen,usw.wissen wir wahrscheinlich nicht mal die Geschäftsführung das.man kann hier nur glauben und hoffen.ich für meinen teil mach das mal,und bleib mal längerfristig hier drin.im diesen sinne,...soooo Long,....schönes we,.............(hoffe auf sehr viele fragen und antworten hier,um die lage besser einschätzen zu können,da es ja in der Natur liegt,wenn man invest ist,eher positiv gestimmt zu sein und umgekert)  

 

unser altes mädchen. sogar putin kann ihr nix anhaben. ;=))  

müsst alle pusten helfen ;)  

stufe gezündet werden...  

aufpassen  

 

J.C. Penney: No Bankruptcy; Target $10 On Short Covering

http://seekingalpha.com/article/...ruptcy-target-10-on-short-covering

No bankruptcy for JC Penney (JCP) in 2014. A meager 2% increase in same-store sales, a 460-basis-points jump in gross margin, and a small profit, have convinced many investors that JCP has snapped a streak of deteriorating financial results, jettisoning the stock 32.6% higher after the beleaguered retailer reported earnings on Wednesday.

JCP "recognized a tax benefit of $270 million primarily related to gains resulting from the annual re-measurement of the pension plan," according to the statement, a one-time adjustment that put the retailer in the black for the quarter.

In addition to $2 billion in liquidity posted for the fourth-quarter, CEO Myron Ullman shocked investors with regard to liquidity, which, he stated, is "expected to be in excess of $2 billion at year-end."

That all-important and closely-watched guidance implies a self-funded operation at JCP in 2014, which also implies that JCP no longer needs access to its credit facility's $400 million accordion feature.

"Now the risk looks much lower, because people were convinced, at least the short were . . . convinced, that these guys were going to go broke or had to recapitalize the business somehow," former senior vice president of May Department Stores, Jan Kniffen, told CNBC on Thursday. "And now it doesn't look like it."

That's "aggressive" guidance, said Morgan Stanley's Kimberly Greenberg, who maintained her 'sell' rating on the stock and $4 price target.

Aggressive?

Greenberg may be putting it rather mildly, in my opinion; a better word would be "incredible."