There wasn’t much to like about Whole Foods Market‘s (NASDAQ: WFM) latest quarterly report. Comparable sales slumped 2.4%, driven by a 3.9% drop in transactions. Net income contracted, with gross margin slumping and operating costs rising. The long-held goal of reaching a store count of 1,200 wasn’t mentioned, though management said nine stores would be closing. And the company’s outlook for 2017 doesn’t call for much improvement.