Dick Smith's electric shock
Shares in electronics retailer Dick Smith (ASX: DSH) plummeted this week after the company announced on Monday a second downgrade following an earnings warning in October. Poor trading conditions meant management was unable to re-affirm its previous profit guidance while a review of inventories saw the company take a $60 million non-cash impairment charge. Dick Smith shares closed down 20.1% for the week. We do not own Dick Smith in the investment portfolio.
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