Williams-Sonoma, Inc. (WSM)

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Checking out the charts of the specialty retailer.

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With WSM approaching our first target of $100, a fresh look at the charts seems like a good idea.

Technical analysis and trading strategy on WSM stock.

As the Covid crisis goes on, you will see fewer retail options, less vibrant cities, shuttered restaurants and the big to get bigger.

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Let's look at the retailer through fact-based lens to see whether it could add to your portfolio.

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Williams-Sonoma has a 3% dividend yield and the potential for double-digit dividend increases each year, thanks to its strong earnings per share growth.

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The home décor retailer lost more than half its market value on Thursday on weak forward guidance, but it could be a case of overkill and might make for a good value play.

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It is easy to check out the products in a WSM store and frankly it is also easy to check out the charts.

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.

Equity markets had been hot. Real hot, going into this week's FOMC policy decision. Still no China trade deal.

National security is job one. Cutting a nice deal with China that benefits both sides must come second.

Wall Street might think WSM management was sandbagging guidance last quarter and I happen to agree.