Plus, Target saw its sales rise 17% during the holiday period, while Urban Outfitters saw its holiday sales fall, and Intel’s Swan is stepping down.
Read MoreThese 3 stocks were some of the biggest winners in 2020, and traders say they should continue to climb higher in 2021. Here’s why.
Read MorePlus, weekly jobless claims were little changed, Elon Musk is now the world’s riches person with Tesla stock at new highs, and Walgreens shares are up on an earnings beat.
Read MorePlus, there’s finally a Brexit deal between the U.K. and EU, Alibaba shares are down on Chinese anti-monopoly probe, and Google is partnering with Aramco to deliver cloud services to Saudi Arabia.
Read MoreMoving closer and closer to Christmas means that most people’s focus is on end-of-the-year celebrations and time with family. I think that’s true this year, even though for many of us 2020 has meant maintaining distance from family members and loved ones; for me and my family, that has also impacted our normal, end-of-the-year massive […]
Read MorePlus, CVS Health and Walgreens are starting to offer COVID-19 vaccinations for residents and staff at long-term care facilities, Darden Restaurants shares are down after disappointing earnings, and Dick’s Sporting Goods has teamed up with Instacart to offer same-day shipping.
Read MoreThe Consumer Discretionary sector includes stocks that cover a wide variety of the Retail industry. Because there are so many retail companies that offer different products to consumers, it’s hard to pinpoint any kind of specific niche. In the sporting goods niche, there were significant challenges even before COVID-19 became a global pandemic. Declining revenues […]
Read MorePlus, Bed Bath & Beyond is selling its Cost Plus World Market brand to a private equity firm, Virgin Galactic shares sink after it cut short its latest spaceflight, and fried chicken chain Popeyes is launching beignets.
Read MoreInvestors searching for yield may want to consider these 4 stocks, which traders say look set to continue to outperform.
Read MorePlus, the U.S. surpassed 15 million coronavirus cases, Lowe’s said it expects sales to grow by 22% next year, and DoorDash sold 33 million shares at $102 a piece in its IPO.
Read MoreSometimes, answering the question of whether a stock represents a legitimate, attractive value opportunity can be hard to do. A company could be struggling not only to grow its business, but may be forced to restructure its business in a way that makes most of the traditional measurables investors like to use look very unfavorable. […]
Read MoreThe Consumer Discretionary sector cuts a wide swath across the economic landscape of the United States. It’s easy to think about the sector as the place you’ll find retail stocks, but the truth is that there are a lot of other businesses within the sector that are much more than just the department stores and […]
Read MoreThe shift to shopping online is here to stay, and these 3 stocks are one analyst’s top picks in the e-commerce space.
Read MoreI hope everybody had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday! I’ve written a lot in this space about my belief in defensive sectors and industries for more than a year now. The market is showing a lot of bullish momentum right now, but I think the initial relief that I attribute mostly to decreasing political uncertainty is […]
Read MorePlus, Pfizer and BioNTech applied for authorization of their coronavirus vaccine in Europe, Kohl’s announced it will be opening hundreds of Sephora stores in its existing stores, and Airbnb plans to price its IPO between $44 to $50 per share.
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