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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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United Airlines is being sued by the Illinois Regional Transit Authority for allegedly running a "sham" office outside Cook County to avoid fuel taxes.
A Doubled Dividend Doesn’t Make Ford a Must-Buy Now
Despite its hot streak, too many problems loom in the short term. Here are four reasons this isn't the right time to start a position in F.
The Risky Business of Betting on the Box Office
Popcorn company stocks are probably better investments than most movie exhibitors. There's no telling how many people will see a movie, so be selective.
Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday
Ruby Tuesday is struggling to execute a turnaround and hopes fast-casual Mexican can help. It could happen, but there are better places to park your money.
McDonald’s: Nothing Novel (And That’s OK!)
As its Mighty Wings illustrate, McDonald's is like Microsoft in that it doesn't create -- it just copies and institutionalizes. But more often than not, it works.
Will Dreamliner Woes Stall Boeing?
A rash of glitches has everyone -- including investors -- worried. The 787 is key to Boeing's future, so its growing pains need to be overcome pronto.
Third Time’s No Charm for Boeing 787 Dreamliner
Three safety issues in less than a week have shaken confidence in the success of Boeing's 787 Dreamliner aircraft.
Where U.S. Airlines Are Headed in 2013
After a strong 2012, profits this year could be tougher to come by as carriers work through efficiency upgrades -- and one more likely mega-merger.
Alcoa: From Bellwether to Red Herring
Alcoa's fourth-quarter earnings expectations look rosy -- which is better than you can say for the broader market
CES Day One: Nvidia’s Bombshell
It trumped a slew of other companies' innovative big-screen TV unveilings with a new portable gaming device that promises to be truly disruptive.
Should I Buy Family Dollar? 3 Pros, 3 Cons
After a disappointing earnings report, the stock was hammered. But overall, the reaction seems excessive -- and FDO remains a buy.
Wendy’s Hikes Prices — Here Come Falling Sales
Dollar-menu items are killing its already scant operating profit margins, but higher prices will likely punish the top line, making things even worse.
December Auto Sales Pop; Now, a Cautious Eye Toward 2013
This year’s sales results and glowing 2013 forecasts are great news for investors in automakers. But beware the flashing sign looming down the road.
Now That GM Stock Has Gone Vertical …
Good news has pushed General Motors stock nearly 60% from its July lows, and of late, GM has gone vertical. Now, short plays sound tempting.
Daimler: Ride in Style in 2013
You may be surprised to see a car company (worse, a European car company) on the list of 10 Best Stocks for 2013. But yet, it is.
Santa’s Mixed Bag: Retail’s December Sales
Thursday's same-store retail sales met squarely in the middle of the bullish pre-holiday season sentiment and post-Christmas gloom.
Short These 4 Retailers on Weak Holiday Sales
A very week report from MasterCard's SpendingPulse suggests retail stores are hurting and their stock prices may be a bit ahead, so look to short them out
