Here's the thing: Market 99's concept was poised to kill the marketplace. Take a look at the discount stores like Family Dollar and Dollar General during the recession. Parents couldn't afford to take their kids to the big-ticket toy stores, so these discount stores started profiting like crazy.
Five Below is going public this Friday. What we needed here was a growth pattern like Five Below, not some photoshopped pictures of Market 99 logos on semi trucks.
But the market still has room for discount stores. We're worried about the rich ruining the country, class warfare, and rising prices... Well, why wouldn't a discount store be the best investment option for retail investors?
I think the actual shell is frozen though. Can someone do a reverse merger into it?
