Joseph Carlson: DDS — a company event

Said on Jan 5, 2023, at 14:56 in the video.

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Joseph Carlson

@josephcarlsonshow

“I think Dillard's will I think some of the private companies like Staples will I think a lot of retailers that we know about are gonna go bankrupt over the next 10 years”
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some level of research that the management is going to make smart Investments with your money now we bring up a counter example here the company Bed Bath and Beyond and this is a company that I think has made dramatic misallocations with their Investments and this is a huge risk for investors beyond the fact that the retail business is difficult and I think it's highly competitive and I would avoid investing in a lot of these companies I think there's going to be swaths of them going bankrupt I think Macy's will I think Dillard's will I think some of the private companies like Staples will I think a lot of retailers that we know about are gonna go bankrupt over the next 10 years and it was only really a matter of time with Bed Bath and Beyond but the actions that these Executives took I think are not only bad Capital allocation I would consider it Financial malpractice now let me go over the illustration of why I think this company was so egregiously mismanaged and how investors can avoid this in the future first of all we have the businesses Top Line it's been going down for well over six years now and it's going down at an aggressive clip so this is a come company that is getting desperate

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