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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

Should You Buy L Brands Inc Stock on the Dip? (LB)

L Brands recent earnings came in at expectations, but future guidance numbers have scared away investors in LB stock

Why Warren Buffett Moved Into Southwest Airlines Co Stock (LUV)

Here's why Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway bought an eye-popping 43.2 million shares of Southwest Airlines in the fourth quarter....

Airline Stocks Falter, But Not Nosediving Yet

Airline stocks have a couple big headwinds, which are causing turbulence for American Airlines (AAL) and other airlines.

United Continental Holdings Inc (UAL) Stock Could Fake Us All Out

United Continental (UAL) is trading in a tight, well-defined holding pattern. Soon, traders will be able to take advantage of UAL stock.

What Took Away Sheen from Tiffany & Co.’s Holiday Sales? (TIF)

Tiffany (TIF) posted lower-than-expected sales results for the November-December holiday period, but the future still looks bright for TIF stock

5 Fashion Stocks to Style Your Portfolio in 2017

The fashion industry is well positioned to expand at a steady clip this year, and these 5 stocks look to prosper

4 Stocks to Buy as Auto Sales Set Annual Record

Year-end incentives, robust demand for trucks and improved consumer confidence helped auto makers post solid annual sales. Here are winners

4 Reasons to Add Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc. (CBRL) to Your Portfolio

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store (CBRL) continues to reflect strength in several areas and should make a value addition to your portfolio.

Why Hawaiian Holdings, Inc. (HA) is a Must Add to Your Portfolio

Hawaiian Holdings (HA) has an impressive earnings history and adding HA stock to your portfolio is a smart move

Target Corporation (TGT) Stock Is Off the Mark Going Into 2017

TGT stock had a poor 2016 as it struggled to grow its top line. There's not much reason to think 2017 will be significantly better for Target stock.

GrubHub Inc Is Changing The Restaurant Business (GRUB)

GrubHub is now at the forefront of what is a changing restaurant sector. Time to grab onto GRUB stock today

Retail Stocks for Retirement: 1 Stock, 1 ETF, 1 Mutual Fund

Retail stocks can provide more than the holiday push. Retirement investors may want to consider KR, XRT and FSRPX for their growth and dividends.

Did Buffett Buy American Airlines Group Inc (AAL) Stock? Not Exactly.

Berkshire just bought into airline stocks like American Airlines (AAL). However, the purchase of AAL stock doesn't smell like the Oracle.

6 Consumer Staples ETFs to Consider Today

Consumer Staples sector presents itself as a lucrative investment hub amid an uncertain backdrop, and these 6 ETFs present opportunity today

Nike Inc (NKE) Stock Has a New Athleisure Rival: Adidas

Nike (NKE), Adidas (ADDYY) and Under Armour (UA) understand customers want products that they can wear every day. That's why they're still doing athleisure.

3 Discount Airline Stocks That Are Hitting Strong Turbulence

Discount airline stocks face a host of challenges that will continue to pressure them even if they emerge from earnings season victorious.

5 Retailers That Will Be Closed on Thanksgiving Day 2016

The temptation for retailers to open on Thanksgiving Day 2016 is great, but the real winners are the retail stocks that resist that urge.

How Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. Will Rally Another 10% (CMG)

Chipotle stock is spitting in the bears' faces. Thanks to resilience and Bill Ackman's investment, smart-money investors could push CMG even higher.

Ford Motor Company (F) Is Into Mobility for the Money, But Will It Make Any?

Ford says emerging mobility could generate 20% profit margins for it, vs. the 8% target for core auto selling business. How prepared is F stock?