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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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Analyst cuts rating on Tesla Motors stock, believing even a good Model S product could be hampered by low interest in the electric vehicle market.
Brick-and-Mortar Retailers Should Read the Writing on the Wall
Brick-and-mortar retailers could be in for a rough December as e-tailers dig even further into their holiday sales.
Ford Looks Like a Buy After Reinstating Dividend
Ford's renewed 5-cent dividend payout adds to the attractiveness of its stock, especially for long-term investors who are interested in tax-efficient gains.
Why Autozone Outruns Advance Auto Parts
Market leader AZO's hefty margins and faster growth beat out industry runner-up AAP. But if new car sales jump, their business could slow.
H&R Block Shares — 3 Pros, 3 Cons
HRB shares slumped on its earnings miss last week, but the tax services provider still has enormous growth potential ahead of the upcoming tax season.
There’s More Than One Way to Profit Off McDonald’s
Booming popularity in Latin America, means the stock of McDonald's largest franchisee is set for a future of explosive growth. Buy this name.
Try PVH on for Size, Leave Warnaco on the Rack
The Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein brands helped PVH Corp. exceed earnings expectations and Warnaco is growing, too. But, if you have to leave one on the rack, here's our pick.
Eat Up These 4 Food Stocks to Stomach Market Volatility
Market volatility has investors fleeing to staples stocks, and there's no more basic need than food. Here's four stocks to play the need to feed.
Wendy’s Facelift Helps Dethrone Burger King
With McDonald entrenched at No. 1, Wendy’s aimed for second place-- and the strategy appears to be paying off.
Expect Fossil Shares to Fare Better than Movado
Of the two watchmakers, growth and stock value look more attractive with Fossil.
3 Yellow Lights After November’s Strong U.S. Auto Sales
U.S. auto sales hit a two-year high, but the road ahead is hardly trouble-free. Carmakers -- and investors -- have to remain alert to these three yellow lights.
Automakers Flooring It to China
Whether they're making cars in Detroit, Japan or Germany, the biggest automotive players are all banking on one place for future growth.
GNC Shares Look Like a Weakling
The company's outperformance since its IPO belies some balance-sheet concerns.
Are These 2 Suit Stocks the Right Fit for You?
Men's clothing retailers seem to decent bellwethers for the economy -- but how do Jos. A. Bank, Men's Wearhouse size up on their own?
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This stock has everything you want for a long-term hold. It's huge and still growing, profitable and, most of all, enduring.
7 Retail Stocks Cashing in This Holiday, Growing Into 2012
You might have trouble seeing the opportunity in retail stocks while the economy is recovering -- but the profits don’t lie. Here are seven names getting it right.
