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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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Ruby Tuesday is unlikely to meet its already low expectations, which means RT could be in for another round of selling off.
Yum! Brands, Chipotle and Domino’s — A Recipe for Investor Indigestion
YUM, CMG and DPZ are all growing, but none of these restaurant stocks are worth their high P/E's.
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Yum! Brands — How to Play Tuesday’s Earnings Report
YUM's growth story is starting to hit a lull, and investors could see reduced guidance in Tuesday's report, leading to a significant dip in stock price.
5 Refreshing Consumer Stocks to Buy
Consumers are very reluctant to cut out the simple pleasures they know and love. Five beverage stocks in particular are quenching investors' thirst.
9 Airline Stocks to Sell Amid Stormy Skies
Tight regulations, low consumer spending and oil prices are bringing airlines down for a rough landing, making these nine stocks a sell.
High-End Jewelry Offers a Gem of a Buy
Tiffany and Blue Nile are two of the luxury jewelry market's top names -- but which one is worth owning as an investor?
For Bargain Stock Deals, Look to Discount Retailers
Both Dollar Tree (DLTR) and Family Dollar (FDO) allow investors to get their money's worth, though one of these discount stocks is a better long-term investment.
Cablevision: The Company We Love to Hate
Despite competitive pressures, bad press and management dramas, Cablevision's stock is a buy for many investors.
PepsiCo Should Split Up
With its food businesses picking up the slack from its sluggish beverage division, it might be time for PepsiCo to split up.
Retail Stocks in a Down Economy: 3 Winners, 3 Losers
Mid-price stores are struggling, but high-end chains are shrugging off a bearish market. Check out three retail winners and three losers in a down market.
Carnival Shares — 3 Pros, 3 Cons
Carnival Cruise Lines has shown it knows how to navigate challenges.
The Next Big Thing: Furniture?
The high-end of the market continues to attract new players. Here's how investors can play the furniture trend.
Bed, Bath & Beyond — How to Play Wednesday’s Earnings Report
Bed Bath & Beyond is trying to keep momentum from its summer surge. Expect a strong earnings report Wednesday to help it do just that.
99 Cents Only’s Stock Is No Bargain
A buyout offer from Apollo Management could push 99 Cents Only stock higher, but if there’s no deal, watch out below.
Autopilot Addiction Will Cost Airline Stocks Big-Time
Airline stocks like Southwest, American and United face costly new regulations to reduce pilot fatigue and mandate better training.
Can McDonald’s Maintain Its High-Wire Act?
While dividend investors in McDonald's have little to fear, the stock is more vulnerable than ever to negative news. Here are some key points about MCD stock growth you need to consider.
