Billionaire financier George Soros disclosed that his affiliates had entered into a commitment to provide Bluefly with $3 million in debt financing on a standby basis. Under the agreement, Bluefly may draw upon the commitment at any time before March 26, 2009, and any drawdowns will be made through a note-purchase agreement. In return, Bluefly issued to Soros a warrant to purchase 327,023 shares and additional warrants to Soros affiliates to buy an additional 160,254. The exercise price of the warrants is 44 cents. Soros and his affiliates currently hold about 50.68 million shares (38.1%).

George Soros

net loss of 0.106 per share

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Another online designer retailer. George Soros has been buying this stock up. It has a higher-than average gross margin, high projected EPS growth and a tempting stock price of .92 cents. Every other fundamental is junk, though.

George Soros is rarely wrong. The company continues growing revenues. Need to get into the black. The CEO could use a little PR training.

High end apparel with discouted internet prices. Good for consumers -- how about shareholders?

Speculative play. Have shopped at their online store and found some things I liked. High end retail seems to be doing well so it makes sense that this market could carry over into the online environment. Probably not as high end as a Saks or Nordstroms considering this is discount merchandise; I'd call this mid-highend.

I beleave in this company....people continue to demand high end products and this company provides them online and at a discount.

might make a comeback, and at these prices it's worth a go.