J. Jill, Inc. (JILL)

[Michael TRed]

[color=green] JILL 8$

[RR67]

nice to see all these retailers making a strong comeback

[Michael TRed]

Hi 8$ how r ya

[Michael TRed]

8$ coming.

[davidsson10]

Jolly Jill.....

[snax]

Grabbing some calls in the AM

[ClayTrader]

* * $JILL Video Chart 10-13-2020 * *

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[faceoff]

Looks like shorts might be covering right now. might break any second imo.

[crudeoil24]

Initial profit taking and then run to $5.00+

[Soulman856]

Dropping hard though

[crudeoil24]

Recent positive catalysts happening!

JILL

[TheFinalCD]

70% stake from Towerbrook Investments https://ih.advfn.com/stock-market/NYSE/j-jill-JILL/stock-news/83448017/statement-of-beneficial-ownership-sc-13d

[eebbee]

Might be ready to run.

[ClayTrader]

* * $JILL Video Chart 09-14-2020 * *

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[$treet $inatra]

yep, Sept, Oct, Nov gonna be take profit quickly type of trading imo

[TheFinalCD]

today was a complete gap & trap


Jacked by JILL

[mrjic]

Not much interest in this board I see. Even on news of restructuring. Can't believe this isn't over a buck after this news but I must be missing something.

[KOmani]

Quite the pulldown premarket.

Took a nibble at $0.77 thinking it might drop a little more, but seems to be that shorts and some buyers are coming in.

Will be interesting if support and shorts push this above $0.90

[Big bucks]

CNBC just mention the great news.. getting Jill's name out there....is .mondaay here yet. $1.80 premarket....78 percent owned by investment firms ....leaving apox 22 percent retail...or about 8.5 million..yikes...all those folks who shorted thus the last few days are screwed

[Big bucks]

4 a.m est we will begun to see the upside... andxall premarket all will want in...gl

[Michael TRed]

Doubled up in one day... Why not. Easy money

[Big bucks]

easy $1.88 in premarket....

[Big bucks]

lol. ... too bad you got out. Parabolic in premarket tommorrow triple from here..short squeeze and it hoes to $3 range

[Big bucks]

watch how quickly the bid rises. 715 a.m this will be over $1

[Big bucks]

triple on monday... $1.50. Premarket maybe higher...low float

..and possible huge short squeeze...

[John_Langston]

Sounds great

[yesterdaysnews74]

JILL reached the biggest deal of it's life last night, going to very much alive Monday

J.Jill, Inc. (NYSE JILL) (the "Company") today announced it has obtained the necessary consents from its term loan lenders to implement the previously announced financial restructuring transaction ("Transaction") on an out of court basis. The Company received consents from len...

[Big bucks]

Company all going well, more time to cross the Ts and . The Is ....we are good...will not need until 9/26


Going to $1.50+..

Imho

[Big bucks]

WOW, NICE.. GINNA GO TO $1.50-$2.00 WHEN IT IS MADE PUBLIC

[ClayTrader]

* * $JILL Video Chart 09-01-2020 * *

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[Michael TRed]

And im out. Easy money.

[ClayTrader]

* * $JILL Video Chart 07-16-2020 * *

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[$treet $inatra]

JILL sweet pop on News https://finance.yahoo.com/news/j-jill-announces-forbearance-agreements-120000259.html

[conix]

JILL Chart

[eebbee]

Business update after hours tonight. Got in.

[ClayTrader]

* * $JILL Video Chart 05-27-2020 * *

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[Klinsmann]

Every retailer back up 100%, JILL´s last - but has been worth waiting!

[John_Langston]

Is JILL dead?

[tdeck]

Have to see how it trades where it bottoms at and I have to do a lot of digging this weekend to weigh the odds.

The for sure thing will be the stimulus for retail/restaurants and if they do the 3 month cushion that's the first hurdle, how much will the feds pony up, retail/restaurants largest employers behind the federal government which is BS fed/state/local govt.
employees need to be sacked in droves as they do nothing for the most part and you cannot even fire them for being worthless POS but that is a talk for another day.

Just have to see where it bottoms and where the accumulation starts and keep eye on stimulus package #2 that's when retail gonna get is first run and JILL can 100-300% from bottom on that depending how far down it settles.

.30 could be the bottom, knowing shorts though I wouldn't trust it, internet trading shorts are risk takers and will throw blocks at something they shouldn't, sometimes you catch them and BK a few sometimes it take a while.

Anyon who shorts under a $1 stocks has a hatred for money in general or likes to live dangerously, but, they are degenerate gamblers for the most part.

[John_Langston]

I am looking at getting it back as soon as its gets to that sweet spot.

What do you call the "sweet spot"?

[tdeck]

I liked JILL a lot until they brought in that CEO who was the known company killer and what did she do while all the other retail companies were closing underperforming stores and cutting costs?

That nitwit went out and ran a huge expensive "I am woman hear me roar" campaign paying crazy fees to women no one had ever heard of doing the whole "get woke" thing and pissing away the companies money.

I took a $62K hit in Jill, but, I am looking at getting it back as soon as its gets to that sweet spot.

I think JILL can come back but it is where ASNA FRAN etc. etc. were 18 months ago and as mentioned while they were starting to cut the loosing stores with kickouts and cutting costs, JILL just did the nitwit thing and spent money like a drunken sailor with the CEO pretty much sticking her head in the sand like an ostrich.

If I was one to be a regular short, which I am not, no money in it, max you win is 100% and that is rare. I like the bottom buys where you win 500-1000% II would short every company that nitwit went to, she is truly a company killer. How that dumb broad stays employed is beyond me, I thought that idiot that ran FRN into the ground before he was kicked to the curb 18 months ago was bad, he is a Mensa candidate next to that woman.

I don't know where its bottom will be but JILL at some pint will be a nice roller coaster full of cash, just have to see how it gets out of this and what the stimulus has in it, if the $$ is enough to cover 3 months worth, month for the closing/reopening and 2 month cushion it could be a decent long term winner, just have to see.

But, a roller coaster sell the spike buy the dip certainly has all the makings for that IMHO.

[John_Langston]

What are your thoughts on JILL now, a great buy at 34 cents or avoid?

[GM5]

I agree with most of what you said, very good point about CEO what a disaster. I believe that it might touch .50 area in around February and that would be a great point to buy back in depending on what direction they take in regards to stores and CEO.

[tdeck]

They find themselves in the same position as many others did last year at this time, because, their dopey CEO pushed new expensive marketing campaigns rather than doing what needed to be done to straighten out the business.

Was a tough stock this year through playing the bottom buying/selling 10K shares holding my core I have been able to bring down cost to about $2.13 per share thus far, will probably sell on a pop and take the loss then look to get back in late Jan/Feb personally.

They find themselves in a unique position and the first way to restore confidence in the business and future is to find a no nonsense "business" person to run J. Jill not a social justice warrior more worried about righting social slights rather than running a successful business would be the best move going forward.

That last CEO has wreaked havoc at every company she has been with with her social crusades' rather than business acumen before this floundering she had helped totally destroy Lane Bryant/Catherine's which they are just now coming out of the wilderness with still some work to be done. She got them nationwide attention for all the wrong reasons as she did with J.Jill spending money on ridiculous ad campaigns.

From their most recent CC...………..sound familiar to a Franny type deal or what?

Turning to the balance sheet, we ended the quarter with $17 million in cash, inventory at the end of the quarter was up 3.3% to $81.4 million versus $78.8 million last year. This level of inventory is still too high, but does represents a sequential improvement compared to end of second quarter. Looking forward through efforts taken earlier this year, we were able to impact the preseason buys [ph] related to receipt landing late in the fourth quarter. This is a critical step toward rightsizing inventory levels as we enter 2020. Regarding real estate, we opened four stores during the third quarter, bringing total store count to 290. Finally, capital expenditures were $5.6 million.

Too much old inventory, to many opening f stores when they should have been closing dead stores and focusing on righting the ship, clearing out useless execs who had zero business sense and were more in line with a Berkely mindset when it came to business. And those things are just starters so much needs to be done here as it was ignored and they find themselves going into 2020 where others found themselves going into 2019, ridiculous how these sorry arse CEOs continually can just wreck companies and find jobs is beyond me, and not some cheap paying job either they make millions time after time and yet always seem to land a new cushy gig. I will be looking for where this newly unemployed CEO lands next and I will fins a nice sweet spot and short the dog shit out of it, here reputation will precede itself and it should be a safest short in the market.

I will e watching how this unfolds going forward, and digging through and getting to the heart of things including debt and seeing if there indeed could be light at the end of the tunnel, this very well could be something nice to get into messing with at least flipping it wise as it is held at the bottom for a few Q's till serious results are shown, but, a winner it could still be in a 12-18 month time frame and a rather big one, will just have to see.

I see the thing maybe getting pushed hard by shorty in the coming 2 months and am guessing here, I see could have bottom touches of .65-.70 as they have much cash I believe I don't see it falling below cash especially in the middle of Xmas and the loser gone, they can at least save some of this holiday season...………..HINT to new CEO start selling old inventory and new missteps NOW and start looking for a gangbuster winter/Spring line, good place to start lose some junk, raise some cash and for heaven sake quit opening stores and start closing 20-30 losers.

JMHO

For the fourth quarter, we expect total comparable sales to decrease between 8% and 10%, total net sales will decrease between 5% and 7%. Gross margin will decrease about 400 basis points year-over-year, interest expense for the quarter will be approximately $4.5 million, net EPS is expected to be a loss of between $0.14 and $0.16 compared to earnings of $0.05 in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2018. And lastly, we expect to open one and close four stores ending quarter with 287 stores. And for the full year, we now expect total comparable sales to decrease 5% to 6%, total net sales to decrease 3% to 4%, gross margin to decrease about 350 basis points year-over-year and interest expense to be about flat to fiscal 2018 levels.

Closing 4 stores is okay, but, but opening zero stores for the next 12 months and closing some 10 losers per Q would be more prudent IMHO.


Peace out.

[tdeck]

Whatever been hearing the end of brick and mortar to online for 20 years never happen for umpteen reasons, will it grow to maybe 20% but 10 years from now, yes.

As more and more brick and mortar shift to take advantage of online, 1.2 million stores across the nation will close and all go online, especially clothing, your living in a fantasy world.

I haven't the time not the inclination to chat with you about it kid.

Jill needs to sort other problems out and online sales isn't it and never will be.

How many parcel delivery trucks do you think would be on the rode with 1.2 million stores closing? Never happen, dreamer.

You have a good day

[biglued1]

Rent in malls is outrageous. $6,000. $7,000 per month. Of course they can’t compete with online stores with lower overhead. Malls & strip centers sit empty. They’ve brought much of their pain on themselves.

[ClayTrader]

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[biglued1]

How quickly that good day turns to shit.

[JohnSamuel]

Very nice to see JILL having a good day ... ;)

[pete807]

No worries John,
We think the turn is in, even before the rights PR today.
It serves as notice where we could be and turns up the heat.
-pete