Thread regarding Sears layoffs

And I don't see how guessing at percentages helps/informs anyone. Either the company is still open in some form on a certain date, or it isn't. There isn't really a middle ground on that. A percentage actually calculated by some quantitative analysis expert might help some investors/lenders make decisions, but people throwing out random numbers based on turning their 'yes or no' gut feeling into a meaningless number is useless.

If you're a potential investor without a PhD team of math/economics wizards to do that for you in a meaningful way, you're throwing your money away.

If you're a Sears employee, get another job as soon as possible, for stability and peace of mind.

If you're a customer, keep getting what deals you can for now, without committing to any long-term points installments.

Is this the black "Friday guy liquidation guy" again? Did you have to push your date back? I guess your source deep inside HE was wrong again.

Not a snowball's chance in hell.

correct answer: 28%

I dont think it will be open come feb 1st, or before.

@nhv whoooosh

There are cartoons throughout the week, including some on Saturday mornings.

Anyone who thinks they have cartoons on Saturdays is out of touch as a Sears executive

yes there are cartoons on Saturday. get your head out of your a$$ and shut off CNN

0%. I would bet my life on it.

0%. The cash burn is just too much. Once the judge sees the Q3 loss, it’s going to get shut down.

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Saturdays still have cartoons? I thought that went out over 20-25 years ago.

I'd say maybe 10% chance of that happening.

How childish - get a life

big, fat zero

Right now convincing the judge is one bankruptcy hearing at a time. The creditors want to burn the whole thing down, Eddie is trying to convince the judge otherwise. Eddie has to show that unlike the last ten years, he isn't simply throwing other people's money away by keeping things going.

Why guess ? It's Saturday go watch cartoons.