Nobody seems to have much love for supermarkets these days. With the assumption being that superstores like
Walmart (NYSE:
WMT) and
Target (NYSE:
TGT), as well as more specialized stores like
Aldi, will pressure the mass-market end while players like
Whole Foods (Nasdaq:
WFM) and
The Fresh Market (Nasdaq:
TFM) take the high end, mainline supermarkets like
Kroger (NYSE:
KR)
have largely been left behind by the market. Although this company is
an exceptionally well-run player in its industry, management needs to
figure out how to generate more cash from its assets for the stock to be
more attractive.
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