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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing
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To: 249443 who wrote (15464)9/14/2002 3:27:53 PM
From: Joan Osland Graffius  Read Replies (1) of 78847
 
marcjmoney,

I do not look at SFD as a Wal-Mart focus. Wal-Mart's expansion has been with debt, but their stores at the bottom line are around break even as I look at the balance sheet and off balance sheet debt. SFD has been purchasing cheap assets and generating wealth for the stockholders. I would like to see them eliminate some of the debt, but every time they turn around a company is in bankruptcy and they are able to pick up the business cheap. They seem to have the skills to integrate the bk's into the business and create wealth.

BWDIK,

Edit: I don't care how bad the global economy gets - food is not going out of style. <g>

Joan
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