7 Consumer Discretionary Stocks with High Projected Growth - 0 views
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Equities Group on 09 Apr 12Here are seven companies in the Consumer Discretionary sector that are projecting strong growth over the next half decade.
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S&P's Stovall: The Tell-Tale of Retail | equities.com - 0 views
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Consumer Discretionary stocks, particularly retailers, have seen some nice gains over the past quarter, but is it too late for investors to get in on the holiday season?
Consumer ETFs that Continue to Benefit from Economic Recovery - 0 views
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Should one believe that the economy will continue to rebound, it could mean that making broad bets on improvement among consumer discretionary stocks are a smart bet.
Stovall: S&P's High Beta and Low Volatility: A New Way to Play an Old Trend | equities.com - 0 views
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As Consumer Discretionary stocks take on more defensive characteristics, resembling that of Consumer Staples, investors can use these volatility indices to better gauge the market.
Low Confidence Hurts Consumer Goods | equities.com - 0 views
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News that consumer sentiment dropped to a 31-month low in October despite analysts' predictions prompted losses across the consumer discretionary and consumer staples sectors.
Are Olive Garden's Discount Prices Starving Darden Restaurants? - 0 views
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Once the undisputed leader of national Italian restaurant chains, Darden's star property is facing pressure to sustain long-term growth.
Best Buy CEO Steps Down Ahead of Probe - 0 views
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Best Buy CEO Brian Dunn has stepped down ahead of a probe into potential personal misconduct on his part.
Is the Future of Netflix's Streaming Business in Jeopardy? - 0 views
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Netflix shares plunged on Tuesday after an earnings report after market close Monday sparked concerns about the company's growth in streaming subscribers.
Zynga Earnings Wow, But Can It Survive? - 0 views
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Zynga beat expectations with its earnings, but serious questions about its long-term viability remain stubbornly present.
Wal-Mart Marked Down Due to Bribery Scandal - 0 views
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Share is Wal-Mart tumbled 4.66 percent Monday after the New York Times exposed rampant corruption by the company's Mexican arm and a cover-up to hide it.
GM Reports Record Year Despite Tough Fourth Quarter - 0 views
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GM managed to overcome losses in Europe and a pension shortfall to power through to record profits in 2011, prompting a jump in the company's stock.
Valentine's Day Dinner: Equities Edition - 0 views
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While shelling out money this Valentine's Day, one might be struck with the question of who is really bringing in the big bucks this Tuesday.
Is J.C. Penney's "Transformation" Already Priced Into Its Stock? - 0 views
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Management needs to make significant headway on eliminating price promotions, while maintaining sales at reasonable levels.
Spring Stocks for a Blooming Portfolio - 0 views
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With the first day of Spring in the review mirror, here are some stocks to help Spring cleaners and Spring breakers get into the season.
Is Best Buy in Trouble? - 0 views
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Best Buy reported a $1.7 billion loss for its most recent quarter and announced that it would be closing 50 of its big box stores.
Car Sales in March hit Four-Year High - 0 views
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Car sales in March jumped, helping drive the best quarter for automakers since early 2008.
Casino Stocks Jump on Rosy Macau Outlook | equities.com - 0 views
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Casino stocks jumped after news Friday that projections for growth on the Chinese island of Macau remain robust and analysts at two separate companies upgraded Wynn Resorts.
Retail Stocks Soar | equities.com - 0 views
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News of an attempted buyout of Talbots and of JC Penney buying a major stake in Martha Stewart Living prompted major buying sprees on both stocks.
US Automakers Enjoy Best Month of the Year | equities.com - 0 views
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November sales posted sharp gains for US and Japanese automakers, making it the best month for auto sales of 2011. Honda, though, was unable to join the party as sales dropped.
Retail Advances Less Than Expected in December - 0 views
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Despite a record-setting year in 2011, retailers finished the year on a low note as December sales rose less than expected.