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Consumer Discretionary Stocks

Consumer discretionary stocks refer to a wide range of consumer goods and services generally considered non-essential. These include car manufacturers, luxury goods, hospitality companies, and more. Many of the biggest retailers fit into the consumer discretionary umbrella. As such, especially when the economy is strong, consumer discretionary stocks tend to shine.

Recent Consumer Discretionary Stocks Articles

Buybuy Baby Relaunches After Bed Bath & Beyond Bankruptcy

Buybuy Baby is reopening stores that closed when Bed Bath & Beyond went bankrupt. Here's why meme stock investors shouldn't get excited.

Why Is Farfetch (FTCH) Stock Down 50% Today?

Farfetch stock is falling on Wednesday as shares of FTCH have been volatile alongside going private reports, delayed earnings and more.

3 EV Stocks With Strong Sales Growth

The best EV stocks to buy are companies that have notched impressive sales growth in 2023 and in the third quarter.

GameStop (GME) Stock Keeps Pushing Higher Ahead of Earnings

GME stock is being supported by a short squeeze and call options that don't pay off until it passes $22 per share.

If You Can Only Buy One EV Stock in December, It Better Be One of These 3 Names

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3 Top-Rated E-Commerce Stocks That Analysts Are Loving Now

Investing in e-commerce stocks can lead to higher portfolio returns. These are some of the top stocks analysts are raving about.

3 Sad Dow Stocks to Sell in December

The shares of these companies continue to underperform the broader market, making them the best Dow stocks to sell as we near year's end.

3 Sleeper Retail Stocks Primed for a Holiday Shopping Rally

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EV Stocks Alert: Electric Vehicle Prices Have Plunged 33% This Year

A new study shows that used electric vehicle demand is slipping as 2024 approaches. Here's why this isn't bad news for all EV stocks.

3 Electric Aircraft Stocks Getting Ready to Take Flight

Explore the future of aviation with electric aircraft stocks which offer innovative, eco-friendly investment opportunities.

Dear GME Stock Fans, Mark Your Calendars for Dec. 6

GME stock is up more than 10% today ahead of GameStop's crucial Q3 earnings call, set for next Wednesday, Dec. 6.

Don’t Back Up the Cybertruck for TSLA Stock

Tesla is officially launching its Cybertruck later this week. Wall Street thinks the new EV won't move the needle for TSLA stock.

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EVs are a hot commodity with excellent prospects despite a general industry slowdown. Here are 3 EV stocks to buy heading into December.

7 Struggling Penny Stocks to Sell in December

Penny stocks may seem alluring, but these seven struggling penny stocks are in deep trouble, and investors should avoid them at all costs.

5 Investors Betting Big on Pinduoduo (PDD) Stock

PDD stock is trading higher after reporting its third-quarter earnings. Its significant shareholders include Sequoia Capital and BlackRock.

Evercore ISI Is Pounding the Table on Rivian (RIVN) Stock With Outperform Rating

Rivian stock is getting a boost on Tuesday after analysts at Evercore ISI weighed in on RIVN shares with a reiterated outperform rating.

Lion Electric Layoffs 2023: What to Know About the Latest LEV Job Cuts

Lion Electric layoffs are coming for 150 of the electric bus company's employees as it seeks to reduce its headcount by 10%.

Shein IPO Alert: 7 Things for Potential Shein Stock Investors to Know

Shein is in the news Tuesday as reports spread that the fast fashion company is preparing for an IPO that could take place in 2024.

DIS Stock Outlook: Don’t Hold Your Breath for the Return of Disney Magic.

In the 12 months since Iger's return to the helm of the Mouse House, DIS stock is flat (up a slight 0.39%). However, the share price of the world's largest entertainment company is 17% lower than where it traded five years ago and is at the same level it was at nearly a decade ago.