You identified some useful but contemporary points re SGR and...

You identified some useful but contemporary points re SGR and its outlook.

Yes, SGR may have found a pathway of sorts to rebuilding the business but would be much better off without that current Board and CEO and demands a real clean out of the executive ranks in-house.

As to increasing levels homelessness and poverty, these are the hidden social problems that are ignored and literally stepped over or around by many who choose to deny. Unable to comment on the precise suburbs in these posts but these social scourges are undeniably now a national issue, look at the metrics, reports from the charities, families living in cars and tents, missing meals and so on.

For some of the cheer squad, the next original and substantive post on the topic, will be the first. However, their unhealthy obsession with the investing patterns of the Bruce(s) and Millman is a worthy alternative for them.