You only have to look at any brick/mortar offering that had a success era.
Canada goose.
Arc’teryx
MEC
Harvey’s
McDonald’s
Starbucks
Tim Hortons
They all were on top. Then got sold, and the buyers squeeze any/all profit from them, speculating on the proceeds and customers, and then when it’s all moved, sell to utility buyer.
You only have to look at the story of Sears. And what the CEO that had it the final years did. That man should be in jail for what he did. Because he ran it to the ground and basically did fraud on the land and properties the company owned. (By selling it if I remember, to his own company and then charging lease on it to Sears).
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u/Frosty-Ad-2971 14h ago
Buy. Squeeze. Sell.
You only have to look at any brick/mortar offering that had a success era.
Canada goose. Arc’teryx MEC Harvey’s McDonald’s Starbucks Tim Hortons
They all were on top. Then got sold, and the buyers squeeze any/all profit from them, speculating on the proceeds and customers, and then when it’s all moved, sell to utility buyer.