Thread regarding Walgreens layoffs

Walgreens’ stock soars 8% to lead DJIA and S&P 500 gainers, but is still on track for worst year since 1972

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short aquuezee

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Post ID: @ieg+1pX1GdqN

This stock is still down over 70% for the last five years. Why one would put money in it now think its a great investment is beyond me. Ask the ones that have had it for the last five years how they feel. Then look at employee morale, and sales, and turnover. Don't even know how it survives let alone people look at it as a career. Imagine being a so called ESM in a store and looking into the future of wanting to be a store manager, are you nuts.

+1.53 (‎+7.16%)
PAST 5 YEARS • AS OF DEC 7, 04:04 PM EST
‎-55.83 (‎-70.90%)

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Post ID: @jgy+1pX1GdqN

short squezze

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Post ID: @oin+1pX1GdqN

Not sure why the sudden interest in buying Walgreens. From where I sit, it seems like such a broken mess. Understaffed stores, outdated technology, inefficient processes and workflows, a demoralized workforce and loads of debt. A complete dumpster fire. Is the stock just cheap? Is Walgreens a possible acquisition opportunity? Going private maybe?

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Post ID: @pla+1pX1GdqN

Why the sudden increase in stock price?

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Post ID: @lpr+1pX1GdqN

says it all, so don't get too excited people

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