I’ve seen a few ignorant people bring up the raise in stock prices as a signal that Marvin is doing a good job. Let me ask you this! For those that work in stores, do you feel that the high stock price is a true reflection of what is going on inside the stores? If so, I would love to have some of what you are smoking!
Little to no staffing, mass layoffs, cluttered/unsafe stores, excess freight out the wazoo! The associates that do remain are for the most part absolutely miserable when they walk through the door everyday (even management). Let’s not forget how corporate spent a fortune on stock buybacks, yet offered little to no severance to employees who got the boot.
This is just a reminder that the stock market overall is just smoke and mirrors. It’s the government/corporations way of playing monopoly with one another. If Lowe’s stock reflected store conditions or morale, it would hover consistently around a dollar per share.