Wall Street hates a lot of big retail stocks

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Is “hate” a technical term?

Brick & Mortar retailers are slow to adjust to changing market conditions and consumer tastes. Whether it is Christmas or President’s Day Sales, the marketing, pricing and products are unchanged and boring. Yet consumers to be fair need to have choice.

Because people's first instinct these days is to go find a brick and mortar store instead of looking up Amazon or Walmart to have it delivered. Most people wouldn't immediately search out Macy's or even a Macy'Just not a model for making lots of money.

Can't blame 'em. Ever stepped inside a Sears recently? It's a wreck.

And ?

I know God forbid you make money anymore.

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