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Saturday, 05/18/2019 4:33:52 AM

Saturday, May 18, 2019 4:33:52 AM

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Read Eddie Lamberts words in several statements. He consistently states his goal is to achieve success for "stakeholders". A "shareholder" is always a "stakeholder", whereas a "stakeholder" is not always a shareholder. But I believe Eddie's verbiage is meant to encapsulate all who have in interest in either the longevity of the company or its return of investment. Plus, imagine just how many employees are "shareholders". Eddie has stated before, that his "reputation", "character" and "who he is" as a person, is paramount to him. Somebody posted on here prior to think the word "Class". I personally think that Eddie ultimately has "Class", and is going to pull off a feat nobody but a few would have imagined that saves the common shareholder. Read what he said in these articles late last year:

https://blog.searsholdings.com/eddie-lampert/update-on-our-transformation/

"For as long as I have been involved with Sears, I have cared deeply about the company, its associates and the people they serve," Lampert said in a statement sent through ESL to The Associated Press. "While the opportunity I saw from the start for Sears to benefit from the disruptive changes in retail and technology has not worked out so far, it is still there to be taken. Every transformation involves perseverance and risk, but I am hopeful that we can execute better and faster on the smaller platform we are bidding on. ... There is every reason to fight for its future."

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/eddie-lampert-why-buy-faded-sears/

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