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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.

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Is It Too Late to Buy Tesla Stock? Nope! Here’s Why.

Tesla's chief executive is certainly controversial, but a well-executed pricing strategy should put TSLA stock in the fast lane.

TSLA Stock Alert: 3 Key Things to Watch When Tesla Reports Earnings

Tesla is set to report its first-quarter earnings after the bell. The stakes are high for TSLA stock, so here's what you need to know.

STLA Stock Alert: What to Know as Stellantis Recalls 131,700 Trucks

Stellantis (STLA) stock is on the move Wednesday after the company announced a recall of 131,700 Ram 1500 pickup trucks.

Can the Polestar 4 Save PSNY Stock?

Polestar is launching a luxury electric vehicle with no rear window. PSNY stock has Swedish engineering and Chinese capital behind it

Bed Bath & Beyond Stock Alert: Sell Your BBBY Immediately!

With Bed Bath & Beyond likely heading to bankruptcy sooner rather than later, investors should unload BBBY stock.

RIVN Stock Alert: RBC Just Slashed Its Rivian Price Target in Half

Rivian Automotive (RIVN) stock is a hot topic on Wednesday after getting its price target cut in half by RBC Capital Markets.

BBBY Stock Alert: Bed Bath & Beyond Soars as Investors Bet Against Bankruptcy

Bed Bath & Beyond could avoid bankruptcy if traders can push the shares high enough and it can sell more equity, but that is unlikely.

The 2 Biggest Warning Signs for Tesla Stock’s Rocky Road Ahead

Tesla is losing its lead in battery technology to CATL, a Chinese company with which it will build its next battery plant.

Why Is Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) Stock Up 29% Today?

Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) stock is on the rise Wednesday as investors continue to send the retailer's shares higher in a meme rally.

3 Penny Stocks to Buy for 100% Returns in Q2

Penny stocks to buy at undervalued levels that have the potential to double in the current quarter.

The Top 7 Stocks to Buy for Income Investors

Income stocks are a great option in volatile markets. These seven are good buys for the rest of 2023.

The 3 Worst EV Stocks to Own in April 2023

These worst EV stocks to own belong to companies that have failed to carve a niche in the hotly competitive EV space

3 Overhyped EV Stocks to Avoid at All Costs

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Uh-Oh. The Situation With Lucid Stock Has Gone From Bad to Worse.

With falling demand and persistent cash burn, the situation with LCID stock continues to move from bad to worse. If you currently own it, make your exit immediately.

Bed Bath & Beyond’s Uncertain Future: Is It Time to Sell BBBY Stock?

It's awfully difficult to buy BBBY stock with confidence if Bed Bath & Beyond could go bankrupt despite the company's best efforts.

MULN, BBBY, MMAT: 3 Penny Stocks to Forget About ASAP

Some of the most unstable penny stocks remain popular with the digital investing community. Here are three names that everyone should avoid.

LUV Stock Slips as Southwest Pauses Departures

With Southwest Airlines incurring another operational disruption, LUV stock took a hit, reminding everyone about last year’s woes.

Tesla Earnings Predictions: What TSLA Stock Investors Can Expect on April 19

The leader of the EV sector is gearing up for a key 2023 milestone. Here's what investors should expect from Q1's Tesla earnings report.

Don’t Count on a Comeback for Mullen (MULN) Stock

Mullen Automotive's loyal investors might point to a $110 million lifeline, but the fiscal hole is too deep to justify holding MULN stock.