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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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Lululemon Athletica Raises Outlook, Shares Jump
Lululemon Athletica reported adjusted second-quarter earnings that matched predictions, but fell short on earnings, and raised its outlook for the year.
5 Ways to Slurp Up Coca-Cola’s Success
If you want to invest in Coca-Cola's global brand, you don't have to go straight for KO. Check out these five other ways to cash in on the popular pop.
1 Stock You Must Own, 1 You Must Sell in the Services Sector
The services sector is broad, but when it comes to its stocks, there's one shining star ... and one moldy oldie.
4 Lessons From August Auto Sales
No. 1: Fuel-efficient models are the antidote to rising gas prices. And as Ford showed, even full-size pickups that are more mpg-friendly can do well.
Is Consumer Spending About to EXPLODE?
A new report shows that, after five years of frugality, consumers are ready to stop pinching pennies and start spending their cash again.
Dollar General, We Salute You
DG shook off a lousy spate of news for discount retailers with a blowout Q2 report and full-year forecast, showing again why it's king of the hill.
Francesca’s CEO Departure: Uh Oh
John De Meritt's unexpectedly announced plans to retire by year-end at the ripe old age of 41. It sure looks like a red flag for the booming company.
A Danger Sign at Lululemon?
Hoping to scare off further copycats, Lululemon is playing hardball with Calvin Klein. But its lawsuit could backfire.
1 Stock You Must Own, 1 You Must Sell in Consumer Discretionary
Sector diversification doesn't mean squat if you don't have the right holdings. Here's one stock to buy and one stock to sell in consumer discretionary.
Sony’s Kazuo Hirai Needs a Magic Wand
He also needs a knife -- to cut the tech conglomerate's many underperformers, such as its TV-making and content-producing businesses.
Wal-Mart Is Still a Dividend Stock Worth Owning
Wal-Mart is one of the dividend kings in the market, with continued stock increases and a business model that continues to thrive.
J.C. Penney’s Stock Turnaround Remains a Mystery
J.C. Penney's stock has done a positive about-face since mid-July, but all the ado seems overly optimistic. Here's why.
Ford Focus on Track to Become World’s Best-Selling Car
Ford says worldwide sales of its Focus line of sedans and hatchbacks may beat Toyota Corolla sales this year, making the Focus the world's top selling car.
Should I Buy Coach? 3 Pros, 3 Cons
Coach has a distinctive brand, but sales have been lagging at home. We weigh the good and bad, and give our verdict on whether the luxury retailer is a buy.
GM, VW Rev Up Their Rush to Russia
As the emerging market of China continues to disappoint, automakers are looking elsewhere for expansion. Now, many have their eyes on Russia.
Wednesday Apple Rumors: TSM Rejects Investment Offer
Apple investment offer rejected by Taiwanese chip maker; Genius Bar online support available in some countries; and Apple Store problems come from Tim Cook.
Lost at Wal-Mart? There’s an App For That
Wal-Mart and other retails are looking to boost sales by helping shoppers find exactly what they're looking for using an in-store navigation app.
Hyundai Hogs the U.S. Automotive Road
Hyundai's blossoming status and sales in the U.S. should worry other automakers, especially as their international hopes have been dampened of late.
Tuesday Apple Rumors: New iPhone to Have NFC Chip
Apple may include NFC mobile payment chips in new iPhone; Apple is moving to ban sales of some Samsung smartphones; and more reports of trouble at Apple Stores.
