Comments on: Blue Nile – Diamonds are NOT Forever…

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By: Virgil

Virgil — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 21:21:03 +0000

I think Blue Nile is positioned better than almost any other diamond or jewelry retailer. They will grow market share as more than the 25-35 male demo is prompted to look for discounts.
As they grow their share in a rough env. others will go out of buisness. As the econ turns, they will keep their loyal customers as most internet retailers have due to conv, ease of use and price.
Short term the stock is being held down by short sellers and lack of buyers in general. As the market turns, look for NILE to attract a lot of attention for those looking for growth with min risk (strong bal sheet and rezillant biz model)

By: Sara Jones

Sara Jones — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 20:01:34 +0000

A class action suit has been filed for failure to dislose treatments to gemstones. If you are interested in participating please contact me.

Sara Jones
bluenileclassaction@hotmail.com

By: Zachary Scheidt

Zachary Scheidt — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 14:42:58 +0000

Boris,

I think you could be right. There are certainly strong competitors on the scene both in traditional stores as well as on-line. The more important force today is the lack of consumer credit for purchases like this.

I’m not a fan of going into debt to buy jewelry but the fact remains that this is how most engagement rings are bought. Lack of credit is a serious issue in this business model.

As always, thanks for the comment!
Zach

By: BorisB

BorisB — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 22:33:28 +0000

down 80% and still no upside path for the longs. amazon.com, costco, and walmart might be positioned to take over big pieces of the “discount” diamond-ring niche opportunity.