Post by
frankstevens17 on Dec 12, 2017 2:18pm
Although there is a handful of Litt supporters
on this board the reality is that HBC stock declined about $2 a share after the 3rd quarter results were announced and today's Litt announcement has only managed to help the stock recover a little less than half of that decline. Richard Baker is driving the bus on HBC not Jonathan Litt so don't be fooled by Litt.
Comment by
frankstevens17 on Dec 12, 2017 2:54pm
You can bet on Litt if you want but I'll stick with Baker and the other large shareholders who are backing him, namely the Teachers Pension Fund.
Comment by
keepgoing67 on Dec 12, 2017 11:11pm
Right. Close all these money bleeding useless retail stores and convert these valuable properties into residential properties like Condos or shared work place to attract business and commercial tenants. Make money make sense. Do not repeat what Sears has done and the only result is bankrupsy and investors lose all the money. Retail stores are DEAD.
Comment by
norbu1 on Dec 13, 2017 1:53pm
Your summary is well considered, well stated, and your thought processes which lead to your conclusion are well supported. For similar reasons, I continue to hold HBC. I would be satisfied with 18.00/share and 20.00 would be a bonus. The risk you identified, a take under by Baker, is the only downside to this story, in the long run. In the very long run, real estate will hold up as an investment.