Big Lots (BIGGQ)

$0.00 0.00 (N/A)
Market Cap 12,000.00
Revenue (ttm) 4.72B
Net Income (ttm) -481.88M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -10.20%
Debt to Equity Ratio -3.68
Volume 305,900
Avg Vol 28,314
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 29.69M
Stochastic %K 0%
Beta 1.51
Analysts Hold
Price Target $1.00

Company Profile

Former BL Stores, Inc., through its subsidiaries, operates as a home discount retailer in the United States. The company offers products under various merchandising categories, such as furniture category that includes upholstery, mattresses, home décor, case goods, and ready-to-assemble departments; seasonal category, which comprises patio furniture, gazebos, Christmas trim, lawn and garden, and other holiday departments; soft home category consists of apparel, hosiery, jewelry; frames, fashion...

Industry: Discount Stores
Sector: Consumer Defensive
Phone: (614) 278-6800
Address:
4900 East Dublin Granville Road, Columbus, United States
InVestWin2025
InVestWin2025 Nov. 11 at 7:17 PM
$BIGGQ 🔔
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Joshman20
Joshman20 Nov. 10 at 6:32 PM
$BIGGQ Its almost over 15 to 45 days and it should be finished. im hoping for payout, there is enough money for lawyer fees and a settlement agreement. hopefully a little left over for us.
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ItsMeToo
ItsMeToo Nov. 10 at 2:49 AM
$BIGGQ Financial statements don't mean a lot in a bankruptcy. The debts are actual dollars due. The assets are listed at book value, but in the real world, they bring far less when they are sold. That happens anytime any company tries to dispose of purchased assets, but happens even more so during a bankruptcy. Retailers are lucky to get 10 to 15 cents on the dollar for retail inventory. So when you are looking at debts vs. assets, you are seeing something that is true on paper, but it doesn't correspond to what happens in the real world. You saw the outcome here. You can continue with your fantasy about it, but it didn't and won't change the outcome. Likewise, you can continue to make veiled threats about what will happen here, but bankruptcy tends to be a process with a lot of finality.
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ItsMeToo
ItsMeToo Nov. 9 at 9:26 PM
$BIGGQ Your fantasies do not correspond to reality. I’ve followed over a hundred bankruptcies closely. On the ST forums, you see lots of people with fantasies. In the end, the courts go by reality and not shareholders’ fantasies.
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ItsMeToo
ItsMeToo Nov. 9 at 8:33 PM
$BIGGQ I don't think that you want to understand it, but if you do, here is an analogy. You buy a house for a million dollars. You put $100,000 down and borrow $900,000. Over the next few years, you pay another $100,000 on the house, then you stop making payments. At that time you owe the bank $800,000 on the house. The bank sells the house at auction for $700,000. How much of that $700,000 do you get. You get 0. The fact that the house sold for less than the debt means that the owner gets nothing from the sale. Although this example is grossly simplified, it explains what happened here, and what happens in 95% of all Chapter 11 bankruptcies. People form all sorts of fantasies about what should happen, but those fantasies do not change the outcome of what actually happens in these cases.
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InVestWin2025
InVestWin2025 Nov. 8 at 4:34 PM
$BIGGQ
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Thinkslikeahorse
Thinkslikeahorse Nov. 4 at 2:55 PM
$BIGGQ Went to the old Big store on Sunday, which has been replaced by Ollie's. It was quite busy! Pretty much full parking lot. People from out of state here now and looking for good deals on food products and miscellaneous supplies to get them through snowbird season. Too bad we couldn't have just gotten rid of CEO Bruce- instead of the store. Bought my usual 2 bags of soft chew peppermints Red Bird. Cheaper at Ollies than anywhere else. Able to save almost $2. per bag. Welcome to the new World.
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2026bblGOpop
2026bblGOpop Oct. 31 at 6:14 PM
$WEN live cattle prices on a rebound and still highly elevated above $200 places pressure on Wendy's bottom line heavily Add to this a looming recession, heavy inflation, and dollar devaluation - you get a perfect storm where Wendy's has high potential to follow $BIGGQ big lots into sub-penny lands.
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2026bblGOpop
2026bblGOpop Oct. 30 at 12:44 AM
$WEN following big lots soon $BIGGQ if you missed the big lots short don't miss this
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brandeezyl
brandeezyl Oct. 27 at 6:05 PM
$BIGGQ
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InVestWin2025
InVestWin2025 Nov. 11 at 7:17 PM
$BIGGQ 🔔
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Joshman20
Joshman20 Nov. 10 at 6:32 PM
$BIGGQ Its almost over 15 to 45 days and it should be finished. im hoping for payout, there is enough money for lawyer fees and a settlement agreement. hopefully a little left over for us.
3 · Reply
ItsMeToo
ItsMeToo Nov. 10 at 2:49 AM
$BIGGQ Financial statements don't mean a lot in a bankruptcy. The debts are actual dollars due. The assets are listed at book value, but in the real world, they bring far less when they are sold. That happens anytime any company tries to dispose of purchased assets, but happens even more so during a bankruptcy. Retailers are lucky to get 10 to 15 cents on the dollar for retail inventory. So when you are looking at debts vs. assets, you are seeing something that is true on paper, but it doesn't correspond to what happens in the real world. You saw the outcome here. You can continue with your fantasy about it, but it didn't and won't change the outcome. Likewise, you can continue to make veiled threats about what will happen here, but bankruptcy tends to be a process with a lot of finality.
1 · Reply
ItsMeToo
ItsMeToo Nov. 9 at 9:26 PM
$BIGGQ Your fantasies do not correspond to reality. I’ve followed over a hundred bankruptcies closely. On the ST forums, you see lots of people with fantasies. In the end, the courts go by reality and not shareholders’ fantasies.
1 · Reply
ItsMeToo
ItsMeToo Nov. 9 at 8:33 PM
$BIGGQ I don't think that you want to understand it, but if you do, here is an analogy. You buy a house for a million dollars. You put $100,000 down and borrow $900,000. Over the next few years, you pay another $100,000 on the house, then you stop making payments. At that time you owe the bank $800,000 on the house. The bank sells the house at auction for $700,000. How much of that $700,000 do you get. You get 0. The fact that the house sold for less than the debt means that the owner gets nothing from the sale. Although this example is grossly simplified, it explains what happened here, and what happens in 95% of all Chapter 11 bankruptcies. People form all sorts of fantasies about what should happen, but those fantasies do not change the outcome of what actually happens in these cases.
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InVestWin2025
InVestWin2025 Nov. 8 at 4:34 PM
$BIGGQ
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Thinkslikeahorse
Thinkslikeahorse Nov. 4 at 2:55 PM
$BIGGQ Went to the old Big store on Sunday, which has been replaced by Ollie's. It was quite busy! Pretty much full parking lot. People from out of state here now and looking for good deals on food products and miscellaneous supplies to get them through snowbird season. Too bad we couldn't have just gotten rid of CEO Bruce- instead of the store. Bought my usual 2 bags of soft chew peppermints Red Bird. Cheaper at Ollies than anywhere else. Able to save almost $2. per bag. Welcome to the new World.
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2026bblGOpop
2026bblGOpop Oct. 31 at 6:14 PM
$WEN live cattle prices on a rebound and still highly elevated above $200 places pressure on Wendy's bottom line heavily Add to this a looming recession, heavy inflation, and dollar devaluation - you get a perfect storm where Wendy's has high potential to follow $BIGGQ big lots into sub-penny lands.
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2026bblGOpop
2026bblGOpop Oct. 30 at 12:44 AM
$WEN following big lots soon $BIGGQ if you missed the big lots short don't miss this
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brandeezyl
brandeezyl Oct. 27 at 6:05 PM
$BIGGQ
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InVestWin2025
InVestWin2025 Oct. 26 at 5:04 PM
$BIGGQ Chapter 7 🎃often relating to bankruptcy law 🏦involves liquidation🙏a process where the assets of a business are sold off to pay shareholders.
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Joshman20
Joshman20 Oct. 25 at 9:51 PM
$BIGGQ i think it is finally over, changing to chapter 7. :(
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Thinkslikeahorse
Thinkslikeahorse Oct. 22 at 12:53 AM
$BIGGQ Let me start by saying, I've been hitting the Halloween candy so there's enough sugar in me to rant. I'll try to be good. I've been to Ollie's twice- last time recently. The store was fairly empty of customers. It is actually not a great store and I expect won't survive here in this community more than 2 years. It is next to a SAVE A LOT, which sells food and beverages, reasonably. Also, it is across from a Walmart, which sells tools and better quality small appliances. There is flooring, but again, they are across from Lowes where contractor's get discounts. There is limited holiday decor- which was a big seller for Big. What is missing is a friendly organized vibe, quality items, and furniture/mattresses. That is what is needed. Towel was so cheaply made, I wouldn't use it to wipe my naked floors (see, I said floors). I believe the privately owned Big on 19 has decided to carry furniture again. Bruce was a fool. He was too self involved lining his pockets.
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InVestWin2025
InVestWin2025 Oct. 16 at 11:34 AM
$BIGGQ "BAR BOZOs'🤡" Collecting their excessive attorney fees' I mean "Allowance" Robbery for there piss poor performance: Milking the process $2600 an hour: 🎪🎪🎪🎪🎪The circus continues: Claw Back Season🤣🤔EQUITY endures & continues to PAY⭐️🌟Just give my credits Gilligan Bozos liability is shifting like quick sand. Reach out & touch some BAR Law Firms. Take the stand & swear an oath and plead the 5th. Jury Victory & Punitive Damages 10x your fees send your law firm the invoice👩‍⚖️👨‍⚖️🧑‍⚖️👮‍♂️🎃⚖️🇺🇸
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Butter_nutz
Butter_nutz Oct. 14 at 6:24 PM
$BIGGQ when can we buy this pos?
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InVestWin2025
InVestWin2025 Oct. 9 at 1:48 PM
$BIGGQ 190 pages: Enjoy was worth the toliet paper it was printed on: https://cases.ra.kroll.com/BigLots/ExternalCall-DownloadPDF?id1=Mjc4Njc1NQ==&id2=0&cid=0
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InVestWin2025
InVestWin2025 Oct. 9 at 1:46 PM
$BIGGQ Here we go: Stalling for a year; 75+ million in BAR 🤡Bozo Fees; All BAR attorneys' are bozo's🤡 retail investors should file & claw back 70Million for wasting our time plus punitive damages. No paralegal i know makes $400 an hour: liars All of them🤡🎪🎡🤹🤹‍♀️🤹‍♂️🎠🤡
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InVestWin2025
InVestWin2025 Oct. 9 at 1:42 PM
$BIGGQ Former BL Stores under the leadership of dip 💩Bruce Thorn in Investors side. His chicken scratch signature is not worth the salary & stock options they paid him.
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StormChaser
StormChaser Oct. 8 at 7:30 PM
$BIGGQ Isn't there a bankruptcy hearing on Oct 9, 2025? Any chance this could cause some action on share price?
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Butter_nutz
Butter_nutz Oct. 1 at 10:36 PM
$BIGGQ wish I could buy as a flyer...
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InVestWin2025
InVestWin2025 Sep. 17 at 11:24 PM
$BIGGQ "2 Chains" Feds Watching (Explicit) https://youtu.be/NttlPwNKd_M?si=XlpsUU8zptg5BRZx To All the white collar criminals. Do not worry about me. Will not be knocking on your doors with warrants, subpoenas, all the rest.. DOJ, SEC, FTC there is always a new intern wanting to make a name for themselves. An Audit will tell the story. Time reveals all: numbers do not lie: Oct9 do the right thing pay accordingly: Investors sick and tired of waiting: 10/10/2025 Complaints going to fly✈️📝⚖️🇺🇸🛬
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InVestWin2025
InVestWin2025 Sep. 16 at 12:44 PM
$BIGGQ Everlasting fees brought to you by, BAR attorneys. Free money. Zero work; all paperwork. 📝⚖️🇺🇸
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