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Options action suggests to me there will be more downside for Best Buy (BBY) as well as Radio Shack [RSH], exclaims the Pit Boss.

RadioShack (RSH) downgraded from buy to hold.

Huge footprint, investment in new website and exciting product range.

A recent plan to buy back $200 million of shares prompted some short covering that helped nudge the stock higher. Speculation and high hopes that the Fort Worth company might begin selling Apple 's (AAPL) 3G iPhones were doused only so slightly after Best Buy (BBY) was recently given first crack at carrying the popular devices outside Apple and AT&T (T) stores. Its respected CEO, Julian Day, has cut costs, and the wireless business has improved. But it could still be a while before the turnaround turns RadioShack into a destination, if at all. At almost 19, shares fetch 10.7 times 2008 profits, a justified discount to the 13.4 times for electronic retailers. Like the two parts of its throwback name, RadioShack is good for a little nostalgia, a reminder of what consumer electronic retailing once looked like. But unless cash-strapped, credit-deprived Americans begin buying up computers and stereos and batteries in droves -- and doing so at RadioShack! -- the only thing to marvel at in time might be the height of this dead cat bounce.

Goldman Sachs said it is upgrading RadioShack (RSH) to Buy from Neutral based on attractive valuation. Note stabilized finances and favorable profit per-unit compared to other hardline retailers. Price target at $20.

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Options action in Radio Shack suggests to me that this stock could go higher, says Pete Najarian.

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They Just Don't Get Best Buy!
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shrinking market for products and unclear value proposition

prices

badly disappointed in this one

Do you know anyone who still shops there and why would you anyway. BBY and COST have everything you need in electronics. Fry's is better for the peripherals. This business died when they were still selling Tandy PC's in the 80's. I am perplexed as to why investors love this stock

not doing well

PE is enormous. Stores are small and dinky. Tell the truth, how many of you have actually been in a Radio Shack in the last 5 years? Best Buy and Circuit City have far more and better merchandise. Be afraid, be very afraid.

too much hopla. it's bound to tank after Q1 eps release.

poor marketing

Stock has fallen 6 of 9 Decembers for a loss of -7.9%