Overall this year the stock market has been good to us with winners like Rite Aid, Blackberry, JC Penney, and Apple. Our one big mistake has been Radio Shack buying in at $1.25 all the way down to the current price (mid .60’s). There is a long list as to why Radio Shack has gotten to the brink of bankruptcy. Although they are making some positive changes, we are concerned that time may run out on them. The stock market is constantly fluctuating, it doesn’t always stay a certain way for long, that is why careful research and monitoring is important in this area, doing so will mean a better outcome for those who have invested. Checking out trading platform reviews and fees, such as eToro Gebühren, will potentially yield a better outcome if people invest smartly without taking huge chances and listen to the experts. Unfortunately, it looks like, for now, that Radio Shack is not going to be able to get through this one as it stands.
Start with renaming it. “@MediaREDEF: RadioShack in Need of Rewiring (@Liz_A_Harris – @nytimes) http://t.co/tNIaOt0Kdu”
– Robert Stephens (@rstephens) August 20, 2014
Everyone loves the Apple Stores but they are are not many, for example, there are only 10 stores.
Massachusetts
- Boston, Boylston Street
- Braintree, South Shore
- Burlington, Burlington
- Cambridge, CambridgeSide
- Chestnut Hill, Chestnut Hill
- Dedham, Legacy Place
- Hingham, Derby Street
- Holyoke, Holyoke
- Natick, Natick Collection
- Peabody, Northshore
On the other hand Radio Shack has 8 stores in Central Massachusetts all of which are closer then any of the 10 Apple Stores. Remember the Super Bowl ad about Radio Shack
Apple has a cash problem also, they have too much with $159 billion in cash reserves more then all of these countries. Why doesn’t Apple buy Radio Shack and have smaller Apple Shack outlets to help their customers when you can not make it to one of their larger stores.