No need for you to dig into it, I've already dipped my toes in the water at $430. I'm adding more this week with SJM proceeds. RH is gonna blow out earnings for the next 3 quarters. Restoration Hardware is misunderstood. Analysts are stupid. First of all, it It will lag this housing boom. Second.... as I said before, this is quality furniture. The stuff that goes in $800K plus homes. The stuff interior designers spec. RH's target demographic doesn't care about the cost of gasoline, or groceries or any other damn thing. So with all the talk of inflation recession etc etc etc...VZ laughs as RH gets pummeled.... because just like Louis Vittan.... and the other high dollar designers that make hand-bags, shoes, perfumes etc..... Restoration Hardware is America's version of impeccable quality at whatever price. I'm declaring it right now.... Restoration Hardware is a GBA #1 pick. $391
Mr. Cooper Group stock looking like a buy, Barron's says 09:47 COOP Ok Coop in the house. This was a huge winner for us in an earlier thread. Very good earn profile. As I sit here I cannot bring back what they do.. housing.financing? I think it was quasi financial...
Berry Global Group manufactures and distributes non-woven specialty materials, engineered materials and consumer packaging products in the market. BERY is poised to gain from strength in its food & beverage and healthcare end markets along with recovery in the construction space in the quarters ahead. Shares of BERY have gained 37.5% over the past year.
Description Mr. Cooper Group Inc. provides servicing, origination, and transaction-based services related to single-family residences in the United States. The company operates through three segments: Servicing, Originations, and Xome. The Servicing segment performs activities for underlying mortgages, including collecting and disbursing borrower payments, investor reporting, customer service, and modifying loans. The Originations segment originates residential mortgage loans through its direct-to-consumer channel, as well as originates and purchases loans from mortgage bankers and brokers. The Xome segment offers a range of real estate services, such as title, valuation, and field services to mortgage originators, mortgage and real estate investors, and mortgage servicers. This segment also operates an exchange that facilitates the management and selling of residential properties through its website, Xome.com. It operates primarily under the Mr. Cooper and Xome brands. The company was formerly known as WMIH Corp. and changed its name to Mr. Cooper Group Inc. in October 2018. Mr. Cooper Group Inc. is based in Coppell, Texas.
Check this out COOP has a PE of 3 or 7 depending if you are going off this year or next. 40% margins. Huge rev......
Adele clashed with Las Vegas venue over 60-person choir: report January 22, 2022 | 12:19pm Adele has been forced to postpone her Las Vegas residency at Caesars Palace. MIAN / Could tension between Adele and her Las Vegas venue have led to her residency being postponed? Sources at The Daily Mail claim that while the songstress is said to have postponed her “Weekends With Adele” residency due to “delivery delays” and her team coming down with COVID, managers and the venue, Caesars Palace, attempted to make the “perfectionist” perform “Skyfall” with a 60-member choir, when she was looking to keep the performance “low-key” and “all about the voice.” Other insiders believe her admitted stage fright could’ve played a part in the show being postponed in the 11th hour. “She has cancelled shows before,” one insider insisted. “She cancelled two shows in London in 2017 which she said she would reschedule and she never did.” The Grammy-winner promised to reschedule her Vegas dates during her tear-filled apology for postponing the residency Thursday. ////// NOT GOOD FOR LVS<----- 40 shows Adelle $2 gets mil per show.... Oh Boo Hoo You'll have to collect your $80 mil later!!! Oh man... What's wrong with the world you ask....
Van I come from a retail backround and what RH is doing is quite interesting. Hardly anywhere do you get the full name Restoration Hardware/ Instead you get the two letters which makes you think RL.. Ralph Lauren... in fact I bet RL is a litle pissed that the ugly kid down the street now calls himself RH... but that's the way rich folks roll...
Caesars Sportsbook facing criticism over issues with New York launch Caesars Sportsbook came under fire from bettors and a state senator this week over issues the company has been experiencing in New York. The Caesars Sportsbook mobile app, which went live in New York on Jan. 8, suffered multiple outages during its first two weeks operating in the state. Bettors reported wagers on completed events not being graded and reflected in account balances in a timely manner, in addition to delays in processing withdrawals. The company's customer-service team was unable to handle the volume of complaints and the online-chat option was eventually disabled, resulting in lapses in communication between the sportsbook and bettors looking for answers. "Our customers are of the utmost importance to us and we apologize for any inconvenience they've experienced since our launch in the Empire State," a Caesars spokesperson said in a statement to ESPN. "New Yorkers have tremendous passion for sports and the state operates on an unprecedented scale all its own. That scale has exposed issues in our platform and we've made numerous updates every day since launch to improve the customer experience. Additionally, we are continuing to increase our customer-service capacity to ensure we can respond more quickly. We're committed to the State of New York for the long haul and want to assure every customer that we appreciate their feedback and are working to rectify these issues as quickly as we can." New York State Sen. Joseph Addabbo, one of the driving forces in legalizing online sports betting in the state, said he had been hearing from frustrated customers and considered Caesars' early problems to be beyond growing pains, calling them "disappointing and disheartening." Addabbo was especially concerned by delays with withdrawals and said if the issues persist, his office and the New York State Gaming Commission may need to get involved. "This is Caesars Sportsbook, this is not some mom-and-pop operation that opened up yesterday," Addabbo told ESPN on Thursday. "We see the commercials, we know that Caesars has some success in the industry. It's not a rookie here." Some of the confusion with Caesars was centered on a deposit bonus new customers in New York received. Caesars offered to match initial deposits from new accounts up to $3,000, in addition to giving $300 in free bets to every new signup. If a customer in New York opened their first account with Caesars Sportsbook and deposited $3,000, they would receive $3,300 in bonus money. Before withdrawing funds from the deposit match and free bet, customers were required to place wagers totaling the amount they received from the bonuses at least once within 30 calendar days. Any wagers placed at odds greater than -300 were not included in the required play-through amount. Some bettors reportedly were trying to withdraw funds but had not met the play-through requirements. Others said they were trying to withdraw their own funds they deposited. "Communication would alleviate a lot of the frustration," Addabbo said. Caesars, DraftKings, FanDuel and Rush Street Interactive each launched in New York on Jan. 8. BetMGM began operating in New York last week, and four more books are completing the licensing process before launching. The New York State Gaming Commission on Friday released figures for the period of Jan. 8-16. Caesars led the four operators with $257.5 million in bets, followed by FanDuel at $200.4 million.