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Ebhi~EXTENDED HOURS:
Last: 0.77 Change: +0.08 (+11.59%) Bid: 0.78 x5,400 Ask: 0.83 x4,100 Extended Hours:
Real Time Extended Hours Quote Last Trade as of 8:52 AM ET 5/8/09 Gotta go Running behind.Later
Takin down the .80's~After Hours Trade Reporting
Pre-Market Charts | After Hours Charts After Hours
Last: $ .80 After Hours
High: $ .80
After Hours Ebhi
Volume: 46,577 After Hours
Low: $ .70
After Hours
Time (ET) After Hours
Price After Hours
Share Volume
17:33 $ .80 10,000
17:33 $ .80 5,000
17:26 $ .80 2,000
17:25 $ .80 8,000
17:24 $ .80 2,000
17:14 $ .749 300
17:14 $ .80 2,000
17:12 $ .72 5,000
17:10 $ .749 1,000
17:09 $ .71 4,977
17:09 $ .70 1,000
17:09 $ .71 1,000
17:09 $ .70 200
17:09 $ .70 300
17:09 $ .71 300
17:08 $ .70 500
16:27 $ .70 3,000
Wild ride indeed.lol Bob :))
I added a few today at .65.Both yesterday and today the low.60's held up nicely.
Buyout not just a rumor.Moving up afterhours Ebhi .75x.80~Eddie Bauer CEO: No comment on possible salePuget Sound Business Journal (Seattle) - by Greg Lamm
Eddie Bauer Holdings Inc. CEO Neil Fiske has declined to comment on reports that the Bellevue-based outdoors clothing chain might be sold.
Citing unnamed sources, Bloomberg News said that the Bellevue-based retailer was in talks with potential buyers, including Gordon Brothers Group and Hilco Consumer Capital LLC.
Fiske noted that Eddie Bauer’s “best path for long-term growth” was getting the holders of $75 million of Eddie Bauer’s debt to convert those notes into shares of the company.
Eddie Bauer (NASDAQ: EBHI) had reported having $268 million in outstanding debt, including $193 million in term loan and $75 million in convertible notes.
Bloomberg reported that in the past year, Toronto-based Hilco Consumer Capital and Boston’s Gordon Brothers bought Sharper Image Corp., Linens ‘n Things Inc. and Bombay Co.
Back like a lion.
Notice they are dropping it pennies on small trades.
No been bizzy with shipments.Nice call on Heb .81+.17.
Just got a gift at .65.eom
Keeping my eye on freddie and fannie.Gotta love how eddie trades.Backing and filling daily.Cap still only 24m.
TY Movin back up now after shake.
Thanks :))
Thanks Have a great day.Bob :))
Many have moved the last two months.I believe the minimum 1.00 bid sec/nasdaq rule goes back into effect in July.Time to start searching for the cheapies that want to stay listed.The ones below a buck will push to get back above the dollar.Some one posted a scan on the golden lounge site today of sub 1.00 nasdaq stocks.Worth watching.Goodnight Bob :))
I wasn't convinced on ebhi until the debt issue was resolved.When they put Galloway from firebrands on the board I new something was up.It lingered and bored most.More to come.Bob :))
Hopefully,I only laid out the market cap scenario as compared to the industry for ebhi along with developments.Obi and Glassy put out the charts.3 interested parties now.I missed pei from .10 to 2+ and am still kicking myself.
Ebhi is far from done fyi.
Agree
HaHa,Remember a few short years ago when we sold dichroic glass.People ate it up in the malls.Now the jewelry biz is horrible.
Just as physical as football if not worse.Pens pulled it out in ot.
Tough sport.Caps tied it up.Want the pens for obvious reasons.
Wilkes/pens~Caps/hershey
Wow,That is big.Do you have a recession in Texas?I love the complication.Thrive on it.
Thanks Momo,Check my last post.Another possible bidder going against our board member from Firebrands imo.Brings back memories of the wheeling and dealing on the street.
Both pens need to win tonight.Ironic Hershey is the Caps farm team and both are playing tonight.
Update:Third possible buyer~Eddie Bauer Said to Be in Talks With Potential Buyers (Update3)
By Lauren Coleman-Lochner and Jonathan Keehner
May 6 (Bloomberg) -- Eddie Bauer Holdings Inc., the U.S. outdoor-clothing chain, is in talks with potential buyers including Gordon Brothers Group and Hilco Consumer Capital LLC, according to people with knowledge of the discussions.
Hudson Capital Partners LLC also may consider a bid, according to two of the people, who declined to be identified because the talks aren’t public. Bellevue, Washington-based Eddie Bauer operates about 370 stores in the U.S. and Canada.
Eddie Bauer, which opened its first sporting goods store in Seattle in 1920, has reported annual losses for the past three years. The stock has dropped more than 80 percent on the Nasdaq during the past 12 months, giving the company a market value of about $23 million.
Hudson Capital declined to comment, said Stacy Berns, a spokeswoman. Karine Joret, a spokeswoman for Hilco, and Mark Schwartz, head of Gordon’s private-equity unit, also declined to comment. A message left at the office of Eddie Bauer Chief Financial Officer Marv Toland wasn’t returned.
Eddie Bauer rose 24 cents, or 47 percent, to 75 cents at 4 p.m. in Nasdaq Stock Market composite trading. The shares were unchanged this year before today.
Eddie Bauer Chief Executive Officer Neil Fiske said in March that he expected a “challenging, difficult year.” The company reached an accord that month to amend credit agreements, raising its borrowing costs.
Stores, Catalog Business
A potential buyer may shut down some Eddie Bauer stores, or close all locations and continue to operate the company’s catalog business, one of the people said. Peter J. Solomon Co. is advising Eddie Bauer.
Eddie Bauer emerged as an independent company in 2005, two years after parent Spiegel Inc. filed for bankruptcy protection. General Mills Inc. owned the company from 1971 until 1988.
Shareholders rejected the clothing maker’s efforts to sell the company in 2007, thwarting its planned $285 million sale to two buyout firms.
Like other retailers, Eddie Bauer has posted declining sales at stores open at least a year, with a 9 percent decrease in the fourth quarter that ended Jan. 3.
Because of its debt level, the retailer struggled when consumer spending contracted, according to Mimi Bartow, an analyst with Telsey Advisory Group in New York.
The company’s leaders have managed the downturn well, she said, doing a “phenomenal job” of cost-cutting last year.
Restoring Brand
Fiske is also “getting the brand back to where it needs to be” by returning the company’s focus to its outdoor roots after it expanded more into casual clothing and encountered competition from other specialty retailers, Bartow said.
In the past year, Hilco Consumer Capital, which is based in Toronto, and Boston’s Gordon Brothers have purchased defunct retailers such as Sharper Image Corp., Linens ‘n Things Inc. and Bombay Co.
Gordon Brothers and Hilco teamed up last month in a successful $88 million bid for Polaroid Corp., the bankrupt Minnetonka, Minnesota-based company that introduced instant photography.
3rd possible buyer on ebhi:Eddie Bauer Said to Be in Talks With Potential Buyers (Update3)
By Lauren Coleman-Lochner and Jonathan Keehner
May 6 (Bloomberg) -- Eddie Bauer Holdings Inc., the U.S. outdoor-clothing chain, is in talks with potential buyers including Gordon Brothers Group and Hilco Consumer Capital LLC, according to people with knowledge of the discussions.
Hudson Capital Partners LLC also may consider a bid, according to two of the people, who declined to be identified because the talks aren’t public. Bellevue, Washington-based Eddie Bauer operates about 370 stores in the U.S. and Canada.
Eddie Bauer, which opened its first sporting goods store in Seattle in 1920, has reported annual losses for the past three years. The stock has dropped more than 80 percent on the Nasdaq during the past 12 months, giving the company a market value of about $23 million.
Hudson Capital declined to comment, said Stacy Berns, a spokeswoman. Karine Joret, a spokeswoman for Hilco, and Mark Schwartz, head of Gordon’s private-equity unit, also declined to comment. A message left at the office of Eddie Bauer Chief Financial Officer Marv Toland wasn’t returned.
Eddie Bauer rose 24 cents, or 47 percent, to 75 cents at 4 p.m. in Nasdaq Stock Market composite trading. The shares were unchanged this year before today.
Eddie Bauer Chief Executive Officer Neil Fiske said in March that he expected a “challenging, difficult year.” The company reached an accord that month to amend credit agreements, raising its borrowing costs.
Stores, Catalog Business
A potential buyer may shut down some Eddie Bauer stores, or close all locations and continue to operate the company’s catalog business, one of the people said. Peter J. Solomon Co. is advising Eddie Bauer.
Eddie Bauer emerged as an independent company in 2005, two years after parent Spiegel Inc. filed for bankruptcy protection. General Mills Inc. owned the company from 1971 until 1988.
Shareholders rejected the clothing maker’s efforts to sell the company in 2007, thwarting its planned $285 million sale to two buyout firms.
Like other retailers, Eddie Bauer has posted declining sales at stores open at least a year, with a 9 percent decrease in the fourth quarter that ended Jan. 3.
Because of its debt level, the retailer struggled when consumer spending contracted, according to Mimi Bartow, an analyst with Telsey Advisory Group in New York.
The company’s leaders have managed the downturn well, she said, doing a “phenomenal job” of cost-cutting last year.
Restoring Brand
Fiske is also “getting the brand back to where it needs to be” by returning the company’s focus to its outdoor roots after it expanded more into casual clothing and encountered competition from other specialty retailers, Bartow said.
In the past year, Hilco Consumer Capital, which is based in Toronto, and Boston’s Gordon Brothers have purchased defunct retailers such as Sharper Image Corp., Linens ‘n Things Inc. and Bombay Co.
Gordon Brothers and Hilco teamed up last month in a successful $88 million bid for Polaroid Corp., the bankrupt Minnetonka, Minnesota-based company that introduced instant photography.
Put tape over the lens.Excuse~I don't know the camera must be broke or a technical glich.lol Bob :))
Damn,I have been busy like you and no time to day trade last week or so.All the developers are still swinging.Look at ddr.Pei/cbl and grt green also.They all double/tripled since you gave me the first charts.Psun/bont also exploded since our first talks.Oh yea so did ebhi.Even bk ggp ran higher.lol Bob :))
I love dropping in on employees unexpected.On the phone~Eating and friends hanging out.This morning when I said Rock on.I have this one chick that says it all the time.Brain washed me.lol
Hey Momo Whats up?Just entering the power zone technically.Mkt cap could still double easily to get in line on the low side of the sector.Throw in 2 interested parties at buying us out and Firebrands exec added to the board.Been preaching DD since the low .30's.Weeeee
Get that work finished.HeHe
I will always bother you with ones that make sense on the fundy side along with the technical side.We never miss when they match up.Gonna be interesting with a Firebrands guy on the board now and two interested parties.I live for this.
Cant~Good move,Closed afterhours .87
Good move
Reminds me of the old GoGo days when Bill was President and the naz was at 5k.Had these situations all the time.Bob :))
Glassy~EXTENDED HOURS:Ebhi
Last: 0.87 Change: +0.12 (+16.00%) Bid: 0.00 x0 Ask: 0.00 x0 Extended Hours
EXTENDED HOURS:
Last: 0.87 Change: +0.12 (+16.00%) Bid: 0.00 x0 Ask: 0.00 x0 Extended Hours
Cgmname~With the news of two potential buyers in conjunction with Scott Galloway of Firebrands being put on the board.Along with the extremely low cap as far as industry standards go.This is going to get interesting.Love it~http://www.firebrandpartners.com/home.html
Hey SSP,Ebhi exploded this week from my .30's mention.My target is 1.25/1.50 just to bring their mkt cap back to low end in the sector.Now this to boot(Any clue how to value things these days)lol: Eddie Bauer Said to Be in Talks With Potential Buyers
By Lauren Coleman-Lochner and Jonathan Keehner
May 6 (Bloomberg) -- Eddie Bauer Holdings Inc., the U.S. outdoor-clothing chain, is in talks with potential buyers including Gordon Brothers Group and Hilco Consumer Capital LLC, according to people with knowledge of the discussions.
Hudson Capital Partners LLC also may consider a bid, according to two of the people, who declined to be identified because the talks aren’t public. Bellevue, Washington-based Eddie Bauer operates about 370 stores in the U.S. and Canada.
Eddie Bauer, which opened its first sporting goods store in Seattle in 1920, has reported annual losses for the past three years. The stock has dropped more than 80 percent in Nasdaq Stock Market trading during the past 12 months, giving the company a market value of about $21 million.
Hudson Capital declined to comment, said Stacy Berns, a spokeswoman. Karine Joret, a spokeswoman for Hilco, and Mark Schwartz, head of Gordon’s private-equity unit, also declined to comment. A message left at the office of Eddie Bauer Chief Financial Officer Marv Toland wasn’t returned.
Eddie Bauer rose 24 cents, or 47 percent, to 75 cents at 4 p.m. in Nasdaq Stock Market composite trading. The shares were unchanged this year before today.
Eddie Bauer Chief Executive Officer Neil Fiske said in March that he expected a “challenging, difficult year.” The company reached an accord that month to amend credit agreements, raising its borrowing costs.
Stores, Catalog Business
A potential buyer may shut down some Eddie Bauer stores, or close all locations and continue to operate the company’s catalog business, one of the people said. Peter J. Solomon Co. is advising Eddie Bauer.
The retailer tried to sell itself in 2007, two years after emerging from bankruptcy. Eddie Bauer became independent in 2005 and was previously owned by General Mills Inc. and catalog company Spiegel Inc.
In the past year, Hilco Consumer Capital, which is based in Toronto, and Boston’s Gordon Brothers have purchased defunct retailers such as Sharper Image Corp., Linens ‘n Things Inc. and Bombay Co.
Gordon Brothers and Hilco teamed up last month in a successful $88 million bid for Polaroid Corp., the bankrupt Minnetonka, Minnesota-based company that introduced instant photography.
To contact the reporters on this story: Lauren Coleman-Lochner in New York at llochner@bloomberg.net; Jonathan Keehner in New York jkeehner@bloomberg.net.