you're a moron and you're just mad that you can't afford to shop there anymore KYS (PS > this is what "surging" looks like since you continually misuse the term to represent .5 to 1.5% moves)
There are tons of millionaires in the US. You basically have to be rich to shop at wfmi, but many people who are accept no substitute and do all their shopping at whole foods.
Millionaires shop at liz clairborene, too premium brands are dead. but they were never great investments to begin with, though.
Looking at charts of Sotheby's BID, I've noticed that it has broken through it's major support level of $8 in the last few days for no reason I can ascertain, but then I see wholefoods pop with better than expected earnings after a similar pre-earnings slide. I think they go after the same demographic of people, and results for auctions have been disappointing but not disastrous. Does anybody else have any thoughts on this?