The charts -- and Jim Cramer -- agree on LULU, so approach with some ... flexibility.
Hooker Furniture and Foot Locker recently raised their dividends and could provide more upside to buyers of the shares in the months ahead.
Department stores, sporting goods sellers and even fashion retailers have seen their shares surge this year, but the question is whether the party can last.
Let's review the charts and indicators.
GOOS is starting a new move to the upside.
The indicators for the western apparel retailer are bullish, but prices are extended compared to the longer-term moving averages, so be cautious.
Shares of the athletic apparel maker could give ground in the near term, but that would be a buying opportunity.
The aggregate return of the 2021 Double Net Value Portfolio one month since inception is outpacing a handful of Russell indices.
I've been writing about VRA for a while, and here's why it's still got a good move in store.
Traders should consider taking profits now while looking to rebuy PVH after a correction and new base pattern.