It's one of the biggest messes I have ever seen, and believe me I think I just scratched the surface of things that are going the wrong way.
Misses and/or lowered guidance have become synonymous with FedEx's earnings releases.
This is the fifth consecutive quarter that FDX in some way reduced forward guidance.
The shipping giant suddenly is cast in the role of an oversize start-up as it struggles to adjust to changes in its business.
But there are other reasons why waiting to enter the stock makes sense.
What's the big attraction to a business like Roku's? Plain and simple, a fair number of consumers actually enjoy the convenience of the cable box. Even cord cutters.
There is less risk if one has the conviction of opinion in expressing their own view through several options strategies than there is in staking a claim in the equity space.
The technical picture may be the most troublesome aspect surrounding COST.
What matters to me is that Costco's model works perfectly in a trade war. Oh, and irony of ironies: you know where it works best? Shanghai.
I had anticipated more volatility following earnings, but LULU bounced from the after-hours lows too quickly to create any hedge -- here's how it may work out going forward.