Have a closer look LoveCCE. Gerry is a survivor from way back. That's because his stores deal in a diversified product range, not just electrics and electronics. JB HiFi will grind to a halt as soon as Tv and DVD sales slow down, but Gerry will still be selling beds and kitchens as well as TVs, computers and floor coverings. Moreover, he is geographically diversified, notwithstanding the setbacks in Ireland.
Survival is the game. Harveys will be there when the others have long gone.
Please check your facts too. Domayne is under exactly the same management. It just targets a slightly more yuppy market segment. (See HVN annual reports).
Gerry's main problem is all the parasites who are shorting the stock. He says they should be put against a wall and shot. I agree with him 100%.
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