By John McNellis I shorted a stock once. As a Kmart landlord 20 years ago, I saw firsthand how badly that discounter was run. Its stores were filthy, its cheap inventory spotty and its employees disheartened. Had it been a race horse, the vets would have put it down. But Kmart’s stock soared as soon […]
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