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PLCE Childrens Place Inc

$1.15
$0.045
(3.78%)
Today
EarningsDec 15
Mkt Cap$26.46M
Vol226,352.00

About PLCE

The Children's Place, Inc. engages in the provision of apparel, footwear, accessories, and other items for children. The firm also designs contracts to manufacture and sell fashionable and value-priced merchandise under the brand names of The Children’s Place, Baby Place, and Gymboree. It operates through the following segments: The Children’s Place U.S. and The Children’s Place International. The Children’s Place U.S. segment refers to the company’s U.S. and Puerto Rico-based stores and revenue from its U.S. based wholesale business. The Children’s Place International segment is involved in the Canadian-based stores, revenue from the company’s Canadian-based wholesale business and revenue from international franchisees. The company was founded by David Pulver and Clinton A. Clark in 1969 and is headquartered in Secaucus, NJ.
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History101
$PLCE wow. i hope no one has ridden this stock down to this level. if u did, u broke the #1 rule of stock investing: never, ever, ride a stock down. sell it. u can always buy it back later. with tax loss harvest season coming up, this probably won't change direction b4 year end without a huge catalyst.
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ShakeThatMoneyMaker
$PLCE bankruptcy or at least a reverse split and dilution event is pretty much inevitable at this point. They are backed against the wall
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AlphaSeth
$PLCE PLCE explicitly says it expects to meet working-capital and CapEx needs for at least the next 12 months, and as of August 1, 2026 it had $79.7M of total liquidity; including $47.5M under its ABL, $25M still available from Mithaq, and $7.2M cash. It was also in compliance with the ABL excess-availability covenant. +++++Current short squeeze metrics+++++ ✅ 47.10% official short interest ✅ 10,000 shares available ✅ 16.08% CTB ✅ ~16.4 DTC ✅ 74.73% short-volume ratio on Sep. 28 versus a 56.56% 30-day average
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Singhbigthings
$PLCE if plce is to got to bankruptcy, then why director bought 36000 stocks with $1.91, he is not stupid , so I am buying more & more.
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ONOL
$PLCE Elizabeth LaPuma isn’t new to this game. Back in Revlon (2020), she was deeply involved as a financial advisor via UBS right before they restructured debt—stocks spiked like crazy on every restructure rumor. And look at Carvana: when restructuring experts step in, the market usually prices in bankruptcy early. But as soon as the deal/PIK agreement drops, the short squeeze is absolute violence. She was brought to $PLCE to sign off on the deal with Wells/Mithaq. Once the 8-K drops, shorts are going to get trapped bad. Hold tight
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AlphaSeth
$PLCE Just to be CRYSTAL CLEAR, there are NO current SEC fraud charges, not a finding of fraud, and not even a filed PLCE securities class action. Schall, Brown & Schwartz (SBS) is a plaintiff-side securities law firm soliciting shareholders while it investigates whether there might be grounds for a securities claim. The release itself says it may constitute “Attorney Advertising.” These firms routinely publish shareholder-solicitation releases after stocks suffer large earnings-related declines. SBS's recent releases show the same format being used for numerous other companies.
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AlphaSeth
$PLCE Hey All, just to be crystally clear. I bought PLCE purely based on the short squeeze metrics. I did not and do not think they have sound fundamentals. PLCE is no different than OPEN right now. They are both highly shorted yet nothing is popping. I can't believe that AMC squeezed from $0.96 to $3.00 yet PLCE and OPEN can't do the same. It just doesn't make sense not to even see a mechanical bounce at this point. The daily bleeding is tough to take. Sorry I haven’t been active here but just been busy with other stuff.
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ONOL
$PLCE I traded Seadrill back in 2015–2016, and I remember how violently it moved during its debt crisis. March 4, 2016: Seadrill shares surged roughly 101% in the U.S. market amid speculation about support from its shareholder March 7, 2016: Shares reportedly jumped another 121% in one session, as speculation and short covering intensified. October 4, 2016: The stock rose roughly 22% after reports that Fredriksen had proposed a major financing package. Yet Seadrill did not file for Chapter 11 until September 12, 2017 — more than a year after those dramatic rallies. The company eventually restructured, but the old shareholders’ equity was extinguished when the restructuring became effective in 2018. PLCE shareholders deserve facts, not rumors Please stop spreading unverified claims as established facts before the company or a reliable source confirms them. Let’s discuss actual filings, financing terms, and official announcements — and let the market react to evidence
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JHHcute
$PLCE if they are going to file bk why give her shares... bk is out for now. Let's see what she can do for plce. We work hired her to avoid bk. But they did...
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JHHcute
$PLCE Childrens Place, Inc. (PLCE) director Kimberly Roy Tofalli acquired time-restricted stock units covering 36,649 common shares in a grant dated October 7, 2026. The transaction reports a price of $1.91 per share. The shares are deliverable to her on February 3, 2027, subject to the terms and conditions of the company’s plan; her reported direct position following the transaction was 36,649 shares.
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TheAncientLanguageOf1_9
$PLCE This quiver quantitative doesn’t aggregate false internet hoopla … The 19 store new openings for the quarter is real and this really is bottoming… Hang in there it’s coming
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ONOL
$PLCE Hey , tell me you don’t understand restructuring without telling me. 🤡 1. Mithaq owns 61.6% of the equity. Wiping out common stock means wiping out their own hundreds of millions. Why would a majority owner execute a self-destruct? 2. $340M in inventory backing a ~$200M Wells Fargo ABL. This isn't an uncollateralized ghost town. 3. LaPuma’s playbook (ex-Lazard/Wish) is out-of-court balance sheet architecture, not Chapter 11 liquidation. Dilution? Possible. Bankruptcy wipeout at 80%? Complete nonsense. Keep panic-posting generic textbook charts while we wait for the SEC 8-K filings.
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TheAncientLanguageOf1_9
$PLCE If the trade is solely… ‘will this company go bankrupt by Calendar YE2026?’… I say it won’t
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crpttic
$PLCE fully out what a retarded pick by me just gonna go all in on webull might be retarded to but we’ll see
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Singhbigthings
$PLCE place has only upside, because it can’t be bankrupt because mithaq it self is bank!! They will recover their $12 dollars.
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Singhbigthings
$PLCE shorts are done!! They won’t get more cheap shares, because no one is selling at this price. I won’t even think of selling till it gets to $20.
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Dom_Ruinart
$PLCE The bankruptcy thesis overlooks that Mithaq holds over 61% of equity while providing the debt funding. Self-wiping via Chapter 11 makes zero structural sense here. With the effective float heavily constricted, any fundamental catalyst creates a highly asymmetric short squeeze setup.
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Koolahot
$PLCE ryan cohen buying gme shares on open market but not these camel fuckers insiders and ceos and mithaq i wonder why?
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Koolahot
$PLCE saudi spy on openai, mithaq bought plce to spy on kids, fucking disgusting camel fuckers
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Koolahot
$PLCE only perosn to blame is the CEO cuz he’s so disconnected from the sector - you can’t put people who have no experience in children’s clothes or clothes in general as the CEO of a clothing retailer lmao - CEO and management is dog shit
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