Let's see what the charts are telling us now.
The technical signals indicate traders and investors should avoid the long side of PVH as its shares could be in for a deeper decline.
The charts of the entertainment giant have not bottomed, though the shares could make an oversold bounce at any time.
In advance of the homebuilder reporting its third-quarter results, the charts are suggesting its shares could see more weakness ahead.
These recently downgraded names are displaying both quantitative and technical deterioration.
Lennar's charts aren't robust in advance of the company reporting its third-quarter results.
The charts of the upscale home furnishings retailer are showing weakness.
A turnaround is not yet in sight for the company or the stock.
I really like two hotel operators, but I have serious reservations about one in particular.
The shares have struggled to make gains the past 12 months.
Are we watching the death of luxury? Perhaps, or at least overpaying for it
The charts of the vacation ownership company have been and continue to be bearish.
The shares were upgraded by TheStreet's Quant Ratings service Wednesday.
While ULTA beat on earnings, here's how I see the bigger picture.
At least expenditures will be lower as CEO Iger continues to work on his cost reduction program.
Traders and investors should take appropriation action.
Here are some moves traders could make now.
Let's take a look at the charts and indicators.
Shares of the home improvement retailer have more upside potential based on its charts.
Here's what investors need to know about increasing investor interest in MAT.
Let's just say it hasn't been a vintage year for most publicly traded wine companies.
The stock of the cosmetics and skin care maker has had a terrific run but now could be the time to nail down some profits after reaching a price target.
The problem is that the Mouse House has an elephant in the room and we all know it.
What's next? Could the entire firm be sold? One never knows.
On Monday the stock price surged to a new high for the move up.
Let's see if it's time to go long.
Walt Disney finally proves enticing enough as a value play after the entertainment giant's stock approaches its pandemic low.
Let's update the technical strategy for CCL.
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