Why Dillard's Is Up 14X Since The Start Of The Pandemic
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- čas přidán 5. 06. 2024
- The pandemic has been extremely rough for many retailers even forcing many of them to file for bankruptcy and shut down altogether. Retailers that provide everyday goods like Walmart and The Home Depot have weathered the pandemic much better, but discretionary stores in malls have seen massive declines except for Dillard's. Unlike JC Penny and J Crew, Dillard's has been crushing the pandemic with their stock growing 14x since the bottom. That's even higher than Tesla's growth over the past year and a half! Dillard's stock rise isn't just some momentum play either; Dillard's fundamentals are doing better than ever before. Since they own almost all of their real estate, they were able to leverage their ownership to minimize losses. Aside from this, Dillard's margins have exploded thanks to the supply shortage which has made them more profitable than ever before. Despite all this though, many analysts believe that Dillard's rise is simply a last hurrah before a further decline as their industry is still shrinking. This video explains the recent rise of Dillard's and why Dillard's was able to perform extremely well during the pandemic.
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0:00 - Dillard’s
0:54 - Controlling The Real Estate
2:54 - Leaning Up The Business
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Shopping online might be cheaper but sometimes you'll be 'paying' for buying the wrong item. I prefer seeing and feeling the quality before purchasing.
Fair enough
And you can get it right then and there instead of waiting 48 hours+.
100%
You can return items for free if you don’t like them…
@@DigitalAdventures1 that's such a hassle when you are already in the store, you can try the item on. If you dont like it you don't have to buy.
I rarely shop online anymore. The shipping/delivery companies are clearly way overwhelmed and take forever. Most of my shopping is done in person. As of last month I now work for Dillard’s and I love it there!
Dillard’s Clearance has become my go to place- They’re deals are insane!
3:04 I’ve been to this location before. Everything is so well-priced in inexpensive
Glad to hear that Shahzad!
i don't understand how people can buy clothes online. it takes me hours touring between shops to find something i like it's quality and feel.
For real hahaha
Yep shopping for clothes in person is better. You get to feel the material in addition to trying it on for the right fit.
Exactly. Plus the lot of online shopping is extremely shady.
@@DavidD-KingWolf65 100%
@@bandit4truelove126 YESSIR 100%! I only trust Amazon and brand websites with that crap XD.
Good for the executives at Dillard.
Yep hahaha
the majority the the closed retailers mentioned closed well before the pandemic!
Well researched. 👍I wish I owned some big successful stores.
Well, it’s never too late to start
Discount/surplus merchandise is key
I’ve been working for Dillards for about two years now, and while the business model is hella dated, it’s something that’s not really present in big box retailers like Walmart or Target.
that's because they've had a surplus of goods for years since no one has shopped there for decades
😂
Very well done! I've just started digging into their annual reports.
Yes I drive for dillards yes we're booming busy
Bruh you really using the transition sound FX from 2k13🤣🤣🤣
😂
@@LogicallyAnswered hahahaha caught your ass😂😂 where did you find that Lmao
My editor did that hahaha
It’s from epidemic sounds
which sources do you use to study these topics?
i am interested in economics as well?
great video by the way!
keep going hari!
I always have all my sources in the description:)
I thoroughly enjoy shopping at times of the day or evening when I know there aren't many customers. It makes such a difference! Dillard's is a bit too expensive to shop online.
2022 is coming only 13 days are left
Man thiss suckss 🥺😞
I wasted my two years by just lying on bed
Hey, it’s never too late to change
Interesting video
Thanks for diving deep into this , it was really interesting…
Glad to hear that!
Do Poundland (UK) it’s like a dollar store but it really grew quick and became a mainstay on the high street.
*Wait,* so I can't play the first 9 notes of fur Elise on every keyboard/piano at Guitar center anymore?! Noooooo!!!!!!
😂
Well done video!
Thank you Diego!
DDS printed for me after I picked it up in the mid 80s. I saw an unusual bullish flow for monthlies and leaps earlier in the year during the GME and AMC stuff
Nice play man!
I heard that , Dillard didn’t get that much affected by the pandemic, it was in a business news outlet. And this is a bit weird cuz every single business in the world got affected and had to took a huge loss but increasing by x14 times is mind boggling 🤯
Great video 👍🏻
Even though there is a pandemic problem in the world a hero still rises from the ashes …. I mean air 😅😂
Yeah, it’s nuts that a retailer was able to do so well in such circumstances!
@@LogicallyAnswered They restructured their sales, they sold 97% online the entire time the shutdown occurred. They eliminated the extra percentage sales as well as New Years and Black Friday and only sale full price or no more the 50% off of some stock. They kept their management working the entire time and pulling merchandise from the stores and delivering them curbside or shipped them during shutdown. Then they halved the staff and they haven't hire that many people to work a shorter shift than what is was prior to shutdown. That's just some of the reasons why things changed for Dillard's that might have affected them.
So, will DDS return to the $400 mark?
But do they own them or mortgage them? Are they just leveraging the banking system and it's unlimited cash supply?
Thanks
Thanks for watching Cameron!
last hurrah
Bro please little down Background music volume
Thanks for the feedback man!
Happy 17th
No Dillards in my area
Basically sounds like a stock play more than anything, not really the core business.
Depends how long they’re able to keep up the fundamentals
I’ve never seen Dillard and been in U.S for 26 years lol 😂
Wow
I only found out about it yesterday 😂
Hi buddy, it's good.
Thanks Somesh!
the stock buybacks are why the stock is taking off. but the biz is slowly dying
I'm surprise your store manager allowed you to video record the customers, corporate did say no video recording of customers whatsoever!!
Dillard’s did furlough employees during the pandemic, and there were lay-offs after the stores re-opened.
Dillard’s is trash.
I heard that , Dillard didn't get that much
affected by the pandemic, it was in a
business news outlet. And this is a bit weird
cuz every single business in the world got
affected and had to took a huge loss but
increasing by ×14 times is mind boggling
Great video
Even though there is a pandemic problem in
the world a hero still rises from the ashes
mean air
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Здравствуйте я клиент Диллардс платформе , я вложил много денег и сейчас Диллардс закрился я без денег остался по этой ситуации помогите пожалуйста
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