Thread regarding Sears layoffs

Balance Sheet and Cash Flow

Balance Sheet

Total Cash (mrq) 186M

Total Cash Per Share (mrq) 1.72

Total Debt (mrq) 5.53B

Total Debt/Equity (mrq) N/A

Current Ratio (mrq) 0.80

Book Value Per Share (mrq) -34.47

Cash Flow Statement

Operating Cash Flow (ttm) -2.11B

Levered Free Cash Flow (ttm) -881.63M

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Post ID: @OP+Uelfw12

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here is the link to the nasdaq https://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/shld/financials?query=balance-sheet

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Post ID: @edu+Uelfw12

I am aware of the non store costs and said it was a rudimentary calculation, https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SHLD/key-statistics?p=SHLD

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Post ID: @yar+Uelfw12

17000 per store is a meaningless number. There’s all sorts of non store costs to doing business including servicing that massive debt.

Also that doesn’t include any revenue. One assumes there’s still some of that.

When are these numbers from?

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Post ID: @iep+Uelfw12

Eddie is heavily invested in rabbits!!

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Post ID: @cvg+Uelfw12

less than 17,000 per store, per month for one year , If you have 17 employees that make over 1,000 a month this presents a persistent problem with the current financials not taking into account utilities, rent, or any of the other day to day expenses.

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Post ID: @lqb+Uelfw12

rudimentarily speaking................and I KNOW this is not how it's done so quit your whining before you rage post. With the money, they have right now .......

186,000,000 /12 months = 15,500,000

15,500,000/ 895 remaining locations = 17,318.44 not including corporate, or merchandise, or any other expenses per store

So technically speaking there is less than $17,000 dollars available per store

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Post ID: @gai+Uelfw12

Thank you OP for those financials. So there is $186 million left and let's say SHLD is burning through an average of $4.5 million per day... so to sum it up SHLD will be totally and completely out of money in about 40 days. How can some of you still think SHLD will manage to keep going?? It will all be over very, very soon.

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Post ID: @iiw+Uelfw12

How can they afford to even pay payroll yet alone the suppliers?

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Post ID: @rhe+Uelfw12

It’s amazing with the debt that this company is still operating.

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