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were negative, and results came in below expectations.

More broadly, many believe brick-and-mortar retailers, especially in electronic goods, will lose business to customers simply ordering products on-line.

are being shorted
Analysts estimate revenue will come in at $9.2 billion.
Analysts estimate that earnings per share will come in at $0.20

What to really watch

Guidance for the rest of the year will be critically important.
Usually, the 4th quarter (holidays) represents more 40% of the company’s revenue.

Analysts estimate 2014 revenue of $42.2 billion and EPS of $2.20

people will—more and more—order their office supplies on-line and have them delivered to their place of work.
Though the company has a very successful e-commerce segment, its growth has slowed, and can’t make up for declining in-store sales.

are being shorted.
Analysts estimate the company will report revenue of $5.6 billion.
Analysts estimate earnings per share will come in at $0.21

What to Really Watch

Listen for details of the company’s “Make More Happen” strategy
Staples is trying to reinvent itself as the go-to place for all company needs.
This goes far beyond paper and notebooks, and includes things like stethoscopes and muffin-tins

trend, as investors are worried that GameStop’s brick-and-mortar model is becoming obsolete when games and consoles can be purchased on-line—and many games are moving to the Internet as well.
There are no big releases of new gaming consoles on the immediate horizon

are being shorted
Analysts expect GameStop to report revenue of $2.0 billion.
The company is expected to report earnings per share of $0.57

What to Really Watch

Pay more attention to earnings news from the video-game makers, and how much revenue is now derived digitally.
Listen in to see if GameStop’s other subsidiaries—Cricket, Spring Mobile, and Simply Mac—are doing as well as the company hopes.

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