Nordstrom’s (NYSE: JWN) Archives

Is Coronavirus Killing Nordstrom?

Both Nordstrom and TJX (NYSE: TJX) succeeded by cashing in on income inequality. To explain, Nordstrom markets to the growing upper classes, while TJX sells to the cash-strapped working class.

Grocery Wars

daniel October 20, 2017 Aldi and Dollar General, Big Lots, Big Lots (NYSE: BIG), Big Lots Dividend, Can Big Lots Survive?, Dollar Tree (NASDAQ: DLTR) and Dollar General (NYSE: DG), if Big Lots is a value investment., Is Big Lots a Good Investment?, Is Big Lots an Acquisition Target?, Is Big Lots Making Money?, Is Big Lots the Future of Retail?, Nordstrom’s (NYSE: JWN), TJX and Nordstrom, TJX Companies (NYSE: TJX)

Can Big Lots Survive?

If you are looking for a good value investment in retail check out Big Lots, it is cheap but makes money. More importantly, Big Lots already has many of the attributes that other brands are trying to achieve.

Opportunities

daniel October 19, 2017 Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), Deliv, FedEx (NYSE: FDX), Is FedEx a Value Investment?, Is FedEx Making Money?, Lyft, Nordstrom’s (NYSE: JWN), Store pickup and returns of online merchandise, The Threats to FedEx, Uber, UPS (NYSE: UPS), Walmart’s Explosive Growth is Good News for Federal Express

FedEx in the Brave, New, World of Retail

FedEx benefits because it is still Walmart’s delivery service of choice for online orders. Walmart’s push to attract new rural, middle-class and upper-class customers will benefit FedEx because those customers rarely go near Walmart stores. An example of this push was the purchase of the men’s clothing site Bonobos which sells mostly online to males that hate to shop.