Stocks & Equities

Sears Declares Bankruptcy, Lampert Steps Down As CEO

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On Monday, management declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy and announced an immediate CEO change for the 126-year-old company.

CEO Edward Lampert will remain chairman of the board, but executive leadership will be granted to a new Office of CEO occupied by CFO Robert Riecker, Chief Digital Officer Leena Munjal, and President of Apparel and Footwear Gregory Ladley.

With a new independent restructuring committee, the firm will also accelerate “strategic transformation” with 142 store closures, considered sales of stores and assets, and reorganization around a smaller store platform comprised of locations boasting positive earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization… CLICK for complete article

Martin Armstrong – Live on Saturday

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Michael will be broadcasting live from Marty’s home in Florida Saturday morning. The huge correction in the stock market could provide a rare opportunity for investors. Who better to ask than the highest pad economist in the world. This will be MUST HEAR radio.

Listen Live or download the podcast – 8:30am to 10:00am Pacific time.

Martin Armstrong – Live on Saturday

Martymovie

Michael will be broadcasting live from Marty’s home in Florida Saturday morning. The huge correction in the stock market could provide a rare opportunity for investors. Who better to ask than the highest pad economist in the world. This will be MUST HEAR radio.

Listen Live or download the podcast – 8:30am to 10:00am Pacific time.

Is Now The Time To Buy Stocks? Cramer Thinks So

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average suffered one of the worst single trading day sessions in recent memory Wednesday, while the S&P 500 its first five-day losing streak since late 2016. A “vicious correction is a terrible thing to waste,” said CNBC’s Jim Cramer…. CLICK for complete article

Is Now The Time To Buy Stocks? Cramer Thinks So

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average suffered one of the worst single trading day sessions in recent memory Wednesday, while the S&P 500 its first five-day losing streak since late 2016. A “vicious correction is a terrible thing to waste,” said CNBC’s Jim Cramer…. CLICK for complete article