Starbucks Corp. (SBUX)

Everything other than price points to a move higher.

Looking at Amazon and Starbucks shows how dramatic moves on stocks can be an investor's friend, and TUP is a perfect example.

There are a number of RMPIA companies that will be beneficiaries of Back to School and holiday spending.

Chart patterns suggest the food delivery service company has bottomed out and may be turning.

I am nibbling at Harley Davidson as I wait for it to meet my value criteria.

Luckin Coffee's strategy of getting Chinese drinkers hooked on java makes the company good for an aggressive play.

Amid May's market turbulence, the RMPIA was buoyed by the more than 4% rise from Medtronic.

When traders are flailing and investors are drowning, examples work best to illustrate what happens before a bottom is reached.

Both Washington and Beijing have no shortage of options for inflicting major economic damage on the other party. That provides some reasons to think a near-term truce will eventually be reached, even if there are long-term consequences to this fight.

You can't start a discussion about the issue, though, without going right to the most impacted stock on earth: Apple.

TGT reported significant beats for first quarter EPS and revenue generation on Wednesday morning.

IPO investors might want to cash out on the big gains they've made on Luckin Coffee, the biggest listing of a Chinese company this year. Others shouldn't get in.

It's ironic. Had the Chinese let Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet in, there could have been some massive retaliation for Huawei. But they never did.

On day three, the sellers forget why they sold and the buyers remember why they like stocks.

President Trump has decided that the U.S. simply shouldn't do business with China and if you do you are going to have to pay the price.

Only economists and pundits seem to be worried about a pending crash that might never occur.

Do the charts reflect the positive fundamentals? Let's check.

Until we see increasing store traffic, along with the gains from new store openings, Starbucks is not a 'buy.'

As we have seen so far, in terms of market reaction, there is great reward at the point of sale in beating expectations.

Screening Goldman Sachs' list of the top 20 stocks to see which ones are the best technical opportunities.

Monday was a demonstration of pretty much everything analysts can throw at stocks to get you out while the getting is still good.

Starting with Lyft, individual stocks are going to make a comeback. I sense the excitement and the possibilities. But don't leave it to just the IPOs.

Ulta Beauty is a new champion of retail -- and other names should learn from them.

If investors were really concerned about a U.S.-China trade deal, would Starbucks be trading at an all-time high?

The shares are showing all the makings of a cup-and-handle pattern.

We have to own that it was a bad day for the bulls and that it's perfectly realistic to expect a few more until the facts get more positive.

This is some sort of whacky, crazy bull market that just doesn't want to go down.