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Tailored Brands, Inc.
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MW =
mens wearhouse
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TLRD
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stock symbol
TLRD
i hear a name change
will check it out
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Yup TLTD is new name for MW
any thinge to mess up my charts !
MW , Mens warehouse not showing on Trading view .com or Yahoo financial ? ,
what happened
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I sold at 15 something, almost a 10 percent gain :)
A 4% return isn't great. You bought in at $14 and sold at $14.6, hope you bought a bunch of shares, minus trading costs not a big gain.
Best of luck on you next big gain.
Sold at 15.6 today, waitin to see what its gonna do, possible throwback coming
Look like there's more downside
13.50 a good entry point. Not sure if I want to start a position yet tho...
Trying to catch a falling knife can be tough.
Not sure if the equity is worth anything right now. Their OCF was negative even after adding the impairment charge and depreciation back in. There is substantial risk to owning MW until there's better news with jos a bank.
nice call, $37- $19
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MW Shorted AH @ 36.95
Not good PR when well liked founder is ousted- "I guarantee it"
MG.
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=MW
Not yet for me...
Right now it's a matter of trying to catch a falling knife.
Avg down now?
They said that people are not buying clothes anymore and instead are going out to eat and vacation.
Not saying suits are the same as clothes.. But Macy's missed by a couple pennies and lost 16%.
MW tangible book value is negative. So unless they pay off their debt they are worth nothing. No residual claim for the next couple years.
Macy's may be a warning flag to MW
The average price target is $65. After earnings my guess is the drop it to $30. There's no way MW and their subsidiaries are worth under 1B long term.
Don't know. Good to know though, I suppose...
Would you say the dividend is safe? I believe it is 3.5%, which is high for retail
Good luck to us, just because. MW could sing as I wear my cuff link bling.
I'm "In Like Flint".....................Dressed up and ready to be show cased.
GO MW
"PEACE"
Overall market pulled back today...MW upside inevitable imo.
I agree with you. I was looking for sub billion valuation which is about $20.50. Should issue a buyback
$22.01 I started an entry position. Well I suppose it's because when I go in to buy a new suit for one of my people or need a tuxedo or two, I want to feel like I own part of the company.
Is this a distressed stock? Well, I suppose it could be categorized that way since its tank so much recently. I know the debt in the shenanigans are probably going to continue in the corporate level here, but my hope is that there's light at the end of the tunnel.
Wow...Glad I didn't enter yet.
That surely did tank today....$22.70.
Potatoe is still hot
1B valuation not bad...
i guess you can enter now
Anyone else liking the valuation here?
$42.83 looking to enter....
Good to see you here.
Thoughts on recent events?
Men's Wearhouse Reports Narrower-than-Expected Q4 Loss on Robust Sales -- Shares Gain
BY Midnight Trader — 5:46 PM ET 03/11/2015
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=mw
05:46 PM EDT, 03/11/2015 (MT Newswires) -- The Men's Wearhouse (MW) climbed in extended trading after the specialty apparel retailer reported narrower-than-estimated loss in its fiscal fourth quarter, buoyed by robust sales.
Shares of the Houston, Texas-based company gained as much as 6.7% after adding 0.3% to $48.04 at the close of regular trading on Wednesday. The stock is up 8.1% this year.
GAAP net loss expanded to $35.9 million, or $0.75 loss per diluted share, in the three months ended January 31, from GAAP net loss of $30.4 million, or $0.64 loss per diluted share, a year earlier.
Adjusted net loss was $0.03 per share, narrower than the $0.07 loss per share estimated by 6 analysts on average, according to Capital IQ.
Q4 sales increased 65.6% to $928.4 million from $560.6 million, topping the Wall Street consensus of $919.1 million.
Price: 51.02, Change: +2.98, Percent Change: +6.20
Men's Wearhouse founder breaks his silence on firing
Fired Founder: Men's Wearhouse 'Began Throwing Me Out Of My Office'
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/09/george-zimmer-fired_n_4412859.html?1386608412&icid=maing-grid7%7Cmaing14%7Cdl1%7Csec1_lnk2%26pLid%3D417024
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Jos. A. Bank Clothiers, Inc. (Nasdaq:JOSB) today made the following statement in response to the rejection of its proposal to acquire The Men's Wearhouse, Inc (NYSE:MW).
"We find the response by Men's Wearhouse to our all-cash $48 per share proposal inexplicable.
"Our proposal provides substantial, immediate, and certain value for Men's Wearhouse shareholders. We are proposing a 42% premium to the closing price of Men's Wearhouse's common stock on the day before we made our acquisition proposal. Our price is significantly greater than the highest price at which Men's Wearhouse's stock has traded over the last five years. Yet, the Men's Wearhouse Board asserts that our proposal undervalues their company! Based on today's market reaction and the strong statements of support that have been made since we announced our proposal this morning, we don't believe that the stockholders of Men's Wearhouse share that view at all.
"The formulaic, knee-jerk rejection by Men's Wearhouse, and their refusal to even discuss our proposal, do not serve the interests of their shareholders or their customers. If the Board of Men's Wearhouse has questions about our proposal, we should sit down and discuss them. We are confident we can address all of their questions and are prepared to do so immediately.
"The confidence we have about our proposal is shared by Golden Gate Capital, who is prepared to invest approximately $250 million in the combined company. Golden Gate is a leading investor in the retail space – they share our belief that a combination of Jos. A. Bank and Men's Wearhouse will become the leading men's apparel and sportswear designer, manufacturer and retailer in the U.S.
"We urge Men's Wearhouse shareholders to voice their support for Jos. A. Bank's $48 per share cash proposal with the management and Board of Men's Wearhouse."
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