Power Point: Be ready to shoot the ball
“Two of the players I used to watch are Bill Bradley and John Havlicek. They were both known for moving without the ball–working to get into a position where you’re ready to shoot the ball. In contrast, most people spend a lot of time standing around.”
- Eddie Lampert, billionaire hedge fund boss and chairman of Sears Holdings (SHLD). After a stunning rise, which I wrote about in 2006, Lampert is having a really rough run, as he readily admitted when I spoke with him this past June. Now trading around $87, Sears’ stock, his largest holding by far, is down 39% in the past 12 months. And Sears has recently lost key executives including chief marketing officer Maureen McGuire and David McCreight, who ran the Lands’ End unit and left to become president of athletic apparel maker Under Armour (UA). Sears Holdings announces earnings tomorrow morning.
Co-founder and creative director of Tory Burch LLC
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