Home Depot, Inc. (HD)

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.

This list is not a buy list but a list of stocks that have been brought to new heights.

Furniture sellers, homebuilders and home improvement and décor retailers should benefit as people establish new digs outside urban areas.

American Woodmark is little followed, but quite outstanding.

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

A pullback or correction on HD looks like it will be relatively brief and shallow.

What might change my mind? The ability to reestablish the dividend. That would get me fired up.

We're cheering what may be an aberration, a bullish employment number. We'll take what it brings - a wholesale shift in what we're buying and what we're selling to fund it.

So what's the narrative? Simple: the recession is ending, it turned out to be a V recession and recovery after all.

The truly impressive performance metrics are some of the same lines that impressed me so much at Walmart.

It's amazing, a celebration of small business creativity unleashed by a pandemic that will never be snuffed and this wave deserves our patronage and our money.

Picking through the companies that either maintained or boosted their dividends, we would find a few of these characteristics.

Watching Moderna, Microsoft and FedEx as risk continues to be a central market theme, despite Monday's rally.

Let's take a moment to acknowledge how stupid something like sell in May really is, especially this year because it's turning out to be a pivotal month in the U.S. economy.

The charts of the retail giant that reports earnings on Tuesday are bullish.

Let's look at the stocks that will get crushed and that you can't touch right now.

HD is one of a handful of companies have figured out this new economy.

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.

I get this rally -- it's based on more than a breaking branch this time, but there are still many uncertainties.

The bullish reversal pattern is appearing not just in single names, but also in whole sectors.

It's imperative that people get back to work, so we have this great compromise -- let's see how it might play out.

We keep hearing about Macy's, J.C. Penney, Kohl's and others who are in trouble -- well here's why.

In any other business, if you saw demand fall, you would make less, but what did oil producers do as Covid-19 stopped people from driving, flying and leaving home?

I have to believe that a few more weeks of lower oil prices and we will see more bankruptcy filings.

From the looks of the stocks of the banks, many of which reported excellent quarters, this group is in real trouble.

Wear a mask, save some lives. It doesn't matter if they are not perfect.

Several U.S. companies could benefit as Wuhan and the rest of China appear to open for business.

As HD proves itself amid this crisis, but has several ongoing challenges, here's a trade idea that requires some flexibility for these abnormal times.