I haven't seen anyone else mention this yet. I honestly believe this is the meaning behind the new color choice for the logo.

Breakdown the last few earnings reports — what’s dragging them down?

They have too many stores —which they’ve been shuttering.

Question is if they’ve offset the bad stores and trimmed expenses (debt serving bring three biggest) to break even

Keep in mind — they’d have to sell a lot of shit to bank 2B through operations … and losses produce offsets; as a retailer — they get no love on taxes, tariffs, etc

Would love a breakdown of what they’d need to swing positive — based on last quarters performance

The plus side I see is closing stores costs money — which they now have. So shrinking the footprint to best buy levels (800-1500 stores) is covered without stress and building out distribution — ie: new asset investments is a positive loss in my book as long as vendors and customers are happy — and Ecom + mobile is growing;

Buried under all the crap of the last few years is they’ve got solid omnichannel bones to service their specialty — and can afford ‘smart’ losses provided they’re investing in solid future facing assets

Adding high margin alibaba crap at checkout isn’t going to do it (blockbuster) — but they got the dry powder to address analysts concerns and grow smartly.

So like poker — I’m paying to see the flop knowing the odds aren’t crap.

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