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Every time I think the stock is going to get buried, it pops.
Profit from 'the changing of the guard' by seeing where things are going, not where they are right now.
GE's problem can be summarized in one sentence: The company is burning cash.
Amazon would benefit from becoming a Mall Rat -- a brick and mortar presence could offer some distinct advantages to the online retail giant.
* The stock market outlook remains unattractive As expressed in Thursday's "A Time to Plant And a Time to Pluck Up That Which Is Planted", I reversed my short term upbeat market view and turned bearish on the markets: * Mission accomplished? Sell in...
Retail and real estate already were undergoing change and that process only will be accelerated by differences in how we live amid the coronavirus.
We keep hearing about Macy's, J.C. Penney, Kohl's and others who are in trouble -- well here's why.
Realty Income isn't the highest yielding REIT around, but it offers sustainable dividends, and here's why.
The cinemas are shut, but this theater house company should stick around for a bit -- here's my trade.
Initiating a position in the burrito restaurant chain requires a bit of caution because of potential supply chain impacts on the company.
From Danielle DiMartino Booth: The retail sector is one of the first to be wholesale downgraded by the rating agencies due to the coronavirus; the distinction is the second-order effect as the downgrades spread from brick and mortar retailers to t...
This is a statement buy that is changing the shopping mall narrative, and we need to see one in oil and gas next.
This is retail, where down is up and up is down, and the dynamic of the sector continues to change.
If Tanger Factory Outlets doesn't make a big move, the odds of it falling off the Dividend Contenders list will increase.
There is still money to be made, and lost, here.
What calls me to the name more than anything else is the dividend.
A fresh look at the Seattle-based retailer.
A new CEO at the helm is a big plus, but the retailer's charts also indicate its shares have more upside than downside potential at this point.
There are a few traditional retailers left that appear to have figured it all out. None are true department stores. I think one has to include COST.
The question is whether M can continue to fork over a dividend of its current size.
The debacle can only accelerate, the demise hastened, happy new holidays.
The direction of the apparel maker's shares should remain positive based on its technical signals.
Make no mistake about it: I have fallen into the real estate value trap a time or two.
Microsoft's Cloud business is making big wins, and how to interpret Larry Kudlow 's Phase One China trade comments.
Costco Wholesale has had a great ride in 2019, and its technical signs indicate its run may not be over.
These 2 retail stocks are both locked in bullish channels.
A trade deal still seems far away, so check your China exposure, again, as earnings season approaches.