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It's Wednesday, May 31st. Welcome to market foolery. I'm Chris Hill joining me in

studio today for Molly Fool Funds, Bill Barker. Happy last day of May.

Thank you. We're going to get to the whole sell in May and go away thing. We're going to get to that.

One programming note, as I mentioned yesterday Fool Fest begins tomorrow here in Alexandria, Virginia, so this is going to be a short week for market foolery. We will be back so no episode tomorrow, but we will be back on Monday.

Let's start with Fashion Retail, shall we?

Sure.

We'll start with Michael Coors, their fourth quarter results are a nice reminder that when

you're an investor you kind of want to look beyond the top and bottom line results because both of those were pretty good for Michael

Coors, but then you get to things like same store sales falling 14 percent and that's

when the wheels start to come off the wagon.

Yeah, it's not, you don't have a long life if you're at same store sales decreasing by 11% indefinitely.

Not to say that's what's gonna happen here,

but that is probably the most important metric

for any retail operator.

And so, Core has actually opened up over 100 stores last year.

So their total sales for the year

weren't really down that much, but they shouldn't have been opening those stores.

Right.

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