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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

Short-Term and Long-Term Income with Lowes

We’re getting closer to the end of earnings season, and before Lowe's Companies, Inc. (NYSE:LOW) reports tomorrow, I think it is worth taking a position.

7 Delicious Restaurant Stocks to Buy

A solid economy and low unemployment are good signs for restaurant stocks. And these seven names could reap the benefits in 2020 and beyond.

Buckle is Set Up for Short Term Success

I am recommending a bullish call option on The Buckle, Inc. (NYSE:BKE), the casual apparel retailer.

When I’d Be Looking to Sell Tesla Stock

According to the talking media heads, everything is going perfectly for Tesla stock. However, they are leaving out a few key details that show otherwise.

3 Airline Stocks to Sell This Week in Wake of the Coronavirus

With the coronavirus on consumers' minds, along with continued issues with the 737 Max grounding, these three airline stocks could go lower.

Scorching Hot Nio Stock May Have Some More Upside Left Atop EV Equities

Nio stock jumped almost 7% with double volume on news of a billion-dollar injection. Investors should realize that headlines can cut both ways.

3 Retail Stocks That Won the Holidays and Will Win in 2020

The holidays shed plenty of light on which retail stocks are getting it right. These 3 retailers are doing exactly what they are supposed to gain shoppers.

3 Travel Stocks to Sell Now Before It’s Too Late

Despite a thriving U.S economy, travel stocks are suffering from multiple factors. So, its time to sell these three before it's too late.

4 Post-Holiday Retail Stocks Still Worth a Look

While retail stocks are often volatile, these four picks look likely to deliver both in earnings season and in the much longer term.

5 Retail Stocks Placer.ai Thinks Can Win Big in 2020

The world's leading foot traffic analytics platform thinks these five retail stocks are worth watching as we go deeper into 2020.

Extending Our Run with Nike

With S&P 500 continuing to cruise higher, traders have the perfect opportunity to generate some additional income in their portfolios with a put write on Nike (NASDAQ:NKE).

Quick Income on Discount Retailers Like Target

Recommending a bullish put write on Target (NYSE: TGT) right now might seem strange.

Chipotle Stock Comes Down to One Simple Question for Investors to Answer

Chipotle stock looks expensive relative to 2019 earnings. But if bulls are right, growth will continue for years to come.

Logical Deduction Bodes Poorly for Nio Coming Into the Year of the Rat

Nio stock was among the sharpest losses of 2019. However, that doesn’t make it a buy since the fundamental headwinds that caused the value erosion remain unaddressed.

3 Car Stocks That Could Drive Your Profits Into 2020

GM, Ford and Tesla are 3 car stocks are playing catch up with the indices. So bulls are in control and the rallies can extend much higher.

HMC News: Honda Self-Driving Car to Debut Next Summer

A Honda (HMC) self-driving car is going to show up on roads next summer, but don't expect to see it come to the U.S. soon.

Retailers Like Target Still Look Strong

We can accelerate our retail returns with a new put write on TGT.

Betting on L Brands to Bounce in December

I'm recommending a bullish call option on L Brands, Inc. (NYSE:LB), which operates retailers like Victoria's Secret and Bath & Body Works.

Shifting Our Approach to Selling Starbucks Covered Calls

We had been selling covered calls against Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) with a strike price around $85, but now we think higher strikes are the best strategy.