Q4 Comp Store Sales are down 19%. Catalog+Online sales are down 16%. Advertising is slashed 70%, circulation is slashed 20%.
The stock closed today at $4.05, compared with peaks at $30.00 a share in 2006 and 2007.
Holy honking cow.
Was the missy customer really spending all that home equity money on apparel?
Chicos, an indirect competitor, posted a -14.9% comp store sales drop in February, and a net loss in Q4. Chicos stock closed at $7.42 a share, down from nearly $50 a share in 2006.
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