Walmart Inc. (WMT)

The Chinese e-commerce giant crushes even Amazon Prime Day, but it still needs some political wins to get where it wants to go; here's how to play the stock now.

As forecasts for a hot shopping season roll in, here are the retailers most likely to benefit this year.

I'm all in favor of mergers and acquisitions -- the more we get, the higher the stock market goes -- but I am not in favor of making conclusions based on tips about deals.

As the indexes touch all-time highs, remember the challenges thrown at us lately are typical of what bull markets thrive on.

Throw away the economics textbooks, they are not working.

The market is throwing a Halloween sale right now that it doesn't need to throw, and that's an opportunity.

Top picks include blue chips and under-the-radar names.

Visa is playing a big role in the shift to digital shopping -- of all sorts -- and dividend-seeking investors should take heed.

The stocks of many companies anticipated a more stringent series of tariffs and we didn't get them.

On the biggest day for earnings reports in the S&P let me give you my scorecard to date so you know which pile your stocks might land in.

Let me give you the items I want to see before I bless buying anything in what has become a plain, out and out, treacherous market.

Plus, pining for the days of thoughtful price discovery in the markets.

If your goal is to ratchet up trade tension? There couldn't been a better moment, hence one of the worst moments for the stock market since the trade battle began.

The charts and indicators of the retail behemoth are not flashing sell signals, but we could see a correction in coming weeks after its shares recently made new highs.

The proprietary oscillator I follow, the S&P's short-range oscillator, is the most important indicator I follow.

Jeff Bezos' firm is reportedly planning to open a chain of low-cost grocery stores, as Walmart continues seeing strong growth for its grocery pickup services.

Let's consider the case of what would be the best odds on favorites to start a new position in the Dow Jones average.

I don't love it, but I don't hate it.

There are definitely worse places to invest than in the equity of BBY.

Molson Coors, Target and International Flavors & Fragrances have all performed well since being singled out.

FedEx's weak quarterly earnings -- even with TNT Express costs aside -- give us some real-world proof that global growth is slowing.

As the shipping company reports Tuesday night, headwinds blowing from Amazon and China trade are strong, but there's a chance of an unexpected move to the upside or activist investor news.

These 2 retail stocks are both locked in bullish channels.

The market moves to a short-term overbought condition on Thursday, breadth has been positive, and the intermediate-term indicators are still positive, so I expect a dip or a pullback, and then we rally again.

While politicians, media and government agencies take aim at tech giants, understand that these are the ones helping keep our nation strong and innovative -- and have the love of the people.