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Comments for RAD

Added By	Comments	Type	Date Added
finch1	Doing nothing to help the co	Hate	November 17, 2009
ahannan786frs	EPS	Hate	October 02, 2009
isurg	debt load	Hate	October 01, 2009
Stockpickr Staff	<a href="http://www.thestreet.com/story/10601873/1/are-rite-aid-macys-bankruptcy-bound.html" target="_blank">Read more here.</a>	Love	September 23, 2009
CranberryPicker	this company is on the mend and will grow.it has survived thru the recent hardtimes and as the economy picks up rad is going to be a winner.	Love	September 17, 2009
Portishead	small but room for great growth	Love	August 31, 2009
brettkoller	Son's first stock pick.	Love	August 27, 2009
RDM2806	underdog	Love	August 25, 2009
Tomorrow'sAnother Day	up 67% in 3 mos	Love	August 13, 2009
AZ3535	DEBT	Hate	July 02, 2009
cullinaneann	own it	Love	June 10, 2009
sveit	big up side	Love	June 02, 2009
jasman_92627	Management	Love	May 26, 2009
baitfrog	Why is this company moving up? They are going to miss debt payments and be in Chap 11.	Hate	April 24, 2009
clive	hold a lot!	Love	April 23, 2009
vincentszm	bout other drugstores with no money	Hate	April 09, 2009
barrons3	What is striking about 2008 is that so many of the stocks that showed up in the penny-stock category were household names, or at least well-known on Wall Street. They include retailers Rite Aid (RAD), Pier 1 Imports (PIR), and Eddie Bauer (EBHI); radio broadcasters Westwood One (WON) and Sirius XM Radio (SIRI); auto-parts giants Dana Holding (DAN) and Noble International (NOBL); and financials Friedman Billings Ramsey Group (FBR) and Thornburg Mortgage (THMR). As a category, penny stocks have attracted even more attention as AIG (AIG) entered their realm and Citigroup (C) hovered near it.	Love	March 28, 2009
BUNK	POORLY MANAGED	Hate	March 17, 2009
baltoelectric	idk	Love	March 09, 2009
tgarcha	doesn't move despite favorable news for it	Hate	January 20, 2009
barrons3	The most salient issue today is the debate between Doug and Justin over CVS (CVS) and the pharmacy benefit managers, with Doug saying that CVS is losing share to MedcoHealth (MHS). I think CVS really stumbled when it bought Caremark, just when it had a chance to bury both Walgreen (WAG) and Rite Aid (RAD). I think that MedcoHealth is taking share, but I worry about major contracts coming up in several years that could wreck margins for all players.	Love	January 15, 2009
Charles Matuszak	no growth	Hate	September 12, 2008
Highlander86	troubled chain bound for rebound	Love	September 04, 2008
ranjanfx	Ready to turnaround. Store upgrades.	Love	September 03, 2008
Jpcomlink	Sujperior stores	Love	August 28, 2008
planets2005	dumb	Hate	August 02, 2008
stockerblog	0.88	Love	August 01, 2008
crowleynh	Large acquisition is too much for management to handle. May come back though, and it is certainly at historic lows at this time.	Hate	July 23, 2008
okkyle	future turn around possibly takeover candiate	Love	July 03, 2008
spanjwani	speculative at this price	Love	July 03, 2008