Aug 2, 2020How many of you bought in after the Kanye news tryna see something. Might buy some
Aug 2, 2020Buy me a few shares for my birthday
Aug 2, 2020Bought 9 shares
Aug 2, 2020bought 5 shares
- Aug 2, 2020
in at $12.26 leggo
Aug 2, 2020·1 replybought 15 at $13
waiting patiently for next year
Aug 3, 2020Copped right when it happened
- Aug 3, 2020
Bunch of finbro hardos itt
Aug 3, 202020 at $11.
Aug 3, 2020·2 repliesBuying stock in retail in 2020
Aug 5, 2020·1 replyCan we make this a GAP Stock-thread? It will be super relevant when the partnership starts in 2021.
When do we think the first season begins in ’21?
- Aug 5, 2020tweezy
Can we make this a GAP Stock-thread? It will be super relevant when the partnership starts in 2021.
When do we think the first season begins in ’21?
Aug 5, 2020Bought 15
Aug 8, 2020Currently have 6 shares.. debating whether I want to invest more. Currently all my money is tied up in Tesla where I don’t intend to move out of for at-least 3 years.
My aim is to invest in stocks that I can see a clear roadmap to atleast a 3x or it’s not worth it for me at this young stage in life
- Aug 8, 2020·3 replies
Let me say for anyone thinking about investing
GAP is in danger of having to declare chapter 11 bankruptcy. Retail is a struggling sector and if the effects of corona last until through 2021 GAP will be saddled with debt making it hard to justify being long for most investors.
However every retail brand is going through the same thing so it’s kind of a gamble to see which ones make it through the pandemic.
That’s the negative.
The positive is GAP is the largest specialty apparel manufacturer in the US & they can bring the quality an H&M has yet to bring in America. Couple that with the design direction of Yeezy (not just Kanye but Mowalola and other designers he’ll be bringing on board)
They could combine to bring Kanye’s dream of quality designer level clothing to the masses.
That will put a Halo effect on all of GAP & there’s no reason why they couldn’t grow to massive proportions becoming almost as big as H&M in 3-5 years. They also have another strong asset in the Old Navy brand which is doing better than the GAP brand itself. - Aug 8, 2020Haram
Let me say for anyone thinking about investing
GAP is in danger of having to declare chapter 11 bankruptcy. Retail is a struggling sector and if the effects of corona last until through 2021 GAP will be saddled with debt making it hard to justify being long for most investors.
However every retail brand is going through the same thing so it’s kind of a gamble to see which ones make it through the pandemic.
That’s the negative.
The positive is GAP is the largest specialty apparel manufacturer in the US & they can bring the quality an H&M has yet to bring in America. Couple that with the design direction of Yeezy (not just Kanye but Mowalola and other designers he’ll be bringing on board)
They could combine to bring Kanye’s dream of quality designer level clothing to the masses.
That will put a Halo effect on all of GAP & there’s no reason why they couldn’t grow to massive proportions becoming almost as big as H&M in 3-5 years. They also have another strong asset in the Old Navy brand which is doing better than the GAP brand itself.Add to that the celebrity/star-power of the Kardashians and the hip hop community as a whole which can help bring the brand closer to the culture making GAP relevant again.
But then again it's Ye we talking about. We're like one rant away from seeing this collaboration going into dust. It's a gamble nevertheless but in some weird way, I trust Ye's vision on this one.
- Aug 8, 2020
yall gotta step your game up and cop more shares
never doubt kanye
Aug 9, 2020Imagine buying shares and not calls
Aug 9, 2020Bought 2 on June 29th for 25 dollars. I gained $2.39.
Edit: F*** it. Just bought 2 more.
- Aug 9, 2020b0rn prodigy
bought 15 at $13
waiting patiently for next year
I just purchased $10
- Aug 9, 2020Haram
Let me say for anyone thinking about investing
GAP is in danger of having to declare chapter 11 bankruptcy. Retail is a struggling sector and if the effects of corona last until through 2021 GAP will be saddled with debt making it hard to justify being long for most investors.
However every retail brand is going through the same thing so it’s kind of a gamble to see which ones make it through the pandemic.
That’s the negative.
The positive is GAP is the largest specialty apparel manufacturer in the US & they can bring the quality an H&M has yet to bring in America. Couple that with the design direction of Yeezy (not just Kanye but Mowalola and other designers he’ll be bringing on board)
They could combine to bring Kanye’s dream of quality designer level clothing to the masses.
That will put a Halo effect on all of GAP & there’s no reason why they couldn’t grow to massive proportions becoming almost as big as H&M in 3-5 years. They also have another strong asset in the Old Navy brand which is doing better than the GAP brand itself.Kanye def will pull them outta the grave like he’s done for Adidas
Aug 9, 2020·2 repliesInvesting in brick and mortar retail in 2020
i do think ye will save them short term but still doesn’t seem like a great long term investment. - Aug 9, 2020·1 replyHaram
Let me say for anyone thinking about investing
GAP is in danger of having to declare chapter 11 bankruptcy. Retail is a struggling sector and if the effects of corona last until through 2021 GAP will be saddled with debt making it hard to justify being long for most investors.
However every retail brand is going through the same thing so it’s kind of a gamble to see which ones make it through the pandemic.
That’s the negative.
The positive is GAP is the largest specialty apparel manufacturer in the US & they can bring the quality an H&M has yet to bring in America. Couple that with the design direction of Yeezy (not just Kanye but Mowalola and other designers he’ll be bringing on board)
They could combine to bring Kanye’s dream of quality designer level clothing to the masses.
That will put a Halo effect on all of GAP & there’s no reason why they couldn’t grow to massive proportions becoming almost as big as H&M in 3-5 years. They also have another strong asset in the Old Navy brand which is doing better than the GAP brand itself.GAP will thrive with Yeezy, no doubt in my mind.
- Aug 9, 2020allinasecond
GAP will thrive with Yeezy, no doubt in my mind.
I just don’t want to paint a rosy picture I think it’s better if everyone is informed on the dangers of investing in this stock.
They will thrive revenue wise forsure but if they have to declare chapter 11 before they get there it will definitely hurt the stock
I think they’ll make it through but it’ll be tough on the balance sheet
- Aug 9, 2020·1 replyJ_
Investing in brick and mortar retail in 2020
i do think ye will save them short term but still doesn’t seem like a great long term investment. This is a yikes you assuming they can’t pivot more to online sales long term