Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. (CMG)

Earnings reports continue to outperform, but can this support equity markets at these levels now?

The markets are really in the hands of Washington right now, and Washington is in the hands of the virus.

As a whole, publicly traded restaurant names are doing better than I would have expected year-to-date.

There are stocks for people who believe we're roaring back, those who are hiding out from the virus, and those fearing gloom and doom. But here are the ones I'd give a workout.

Disinfectant makers, home repair retailers and even camping equipment names might be your best bet until a vaccine comes.

The consequences of real estate defaults will ripple through the economy like a financial covid.

The winds of change can be notable and save you from getting burned.

I have consistently underestimated the power of the rally in CMG.

VEREIT is an example of one name that had to cut its dividend amid the stay-at-home policies of the pandemic.

Our government made businesses insolvent to conquer a disease it can't conquer, and now solid businesses that could have thrived, that could have been the next Walmart for all we know, are closing.

We can't wait for a vaccine, but we can follow logical guidelines for staying as safe as possible, helping us avoid another Great Depression.

BYND's Ethan Brown is subversive in his urge to change the way we eat and young people...are loving the burgers and therefore loving the stock.

The state's pledge may help keep customers safer, but it would likely drive the restaurants out of operation soon.

The pizza company delivers, but retailers that can't stay open, won't pay rent, hitting real estate investment trusts.

The idea that this product is worth its current value is laughable.

We have not seen intraday action this narrow since the market correction began in February, and here's what that means.

Spotting a well-positioned dividend-paying restaurant company means you'll want to ensure it has these qualities.

Brains per share. Hearts Per Share. I've been around long enough to be that positive. I like these companies and more importantly, I like their stocks.

Georgia is looking to reopen parts of its economy, as the S&P 500 hit its 50-day simple moving average after a massive countertrend bounce -- and is now pulling back.

Over years of chart watching I have learned to be suspicious of rallies on declining volume.

Beyond energy markets and the potential for ancillary fall-out, the S&P 500, and this may be more important from a technical viewpoint, failed to hold that 50 day SMA.

More than 450 quarterly reports are on tap, including 105 S&P 500 constituents.

Initiating a position in the burrito restaurant chain requires a bit of caution because of potential supply chain impacts on the company.

I think their sales are sustainable in part because we are scared to go to the supermarket but we know we have to because we can't go out much.

The charts for the burrito restaurant are showing bearish signs for now and point to its stock slidding before any rally resumes.