Let's check out the charts and indicators for the owner of Olive Garden, LongHorn Steakhouse and other restaurant chains.
These recently downgraded names are displaying both quantitative and technical deterioration.
The stock is moving higher buoyed by a dividend hike and share buyback program.
These recently downgraded names are displaying both quantitative and technical deterioration.
The maker of Barbie and HotWheels was downgraded by TheStreet's quantitative service. Let's check the charts.
This luxury name has made a nice move on strong volume.
Let's take a look at the charts and indicators.
The stock is sinking after a disappointing holiday quarter.
The charts of the big home improvement retailer already were lackluster ahead of its latest results.
Let's see how the charts are showing for PARA as it slips lower following an earnings miss.
The plight of Carnival has been fascinating to follow.
After a fresh look at the charts, here's how to play the stock.
The stock had already reversed to a down column with a bearish price target.
Could this become an exhaustion gap where potential buyers and bears throw in the towel and go long?
It now has to get back on a track of sustainable growth and profitability, while improving margins through the reduction of expenses.
A pullback or correction at some point should be expected.
The shares have declined from a high in November.
Ford reported earnings Thursday evening. Here's how the charts look Friday morning.
I would like to see some sideways trading or even a pullback next.
Let's check out the charts of two exercise equipment makers.
The recent downturn in consumer staples stocks even as the broad market rises could be a positive sign for the economy going forward.
A housing-related name and an RV manufacturer each receive a bit of positive attention.
When the marketplace ignores the arrival of a new CEO we should be careful.
BDT Capital Partners' planned acquisition of the Weber shares it doesn't already own will end Weber's short stint as a publicly traded company.
Avoid the long side for now.
And if we look at the charts, we can find that point for a sell-stop.
Here's what the charts are telling us.
This quartet of stocks includes a boat retailer, an underwear maker, a department store chain and an entertainment giant.
Let's compare the home improvement giants head to head, and see if one stock has an advantage over the other.
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