Inventory Glut Will Lead to Huge Sales — but It Won’t Last by Michael Carr | Dec 13, 2022 | Economy Retailers have way too much inventory on hand. Watch out for huge post-holiday sales, but don't expect prices to stay ...
Don’t Bank on a Black Friday Retail Stock Boost by Matthew Clark | Nov 24, 2022 | Markets Black Friday means holiday sales, but things looks a little different in 2022. Here's what it means for retail stocks ...
Capitalize on the Retail Rebound With This ETF by Matthew Clark | Nov 20, 2021 | Investing, Podcast Inflation is up, which should affect consumer spending. But it's expected that holiday shopping in 2021 will hit new highs.
Big Shift for 2 Brick-and-Mortars: Buy Macy’s or CVS Stock? by Chad Stone | Nov 20, 2021 | Investing Macy's (NYSE: M) and CVS Health (NYSE: CVS) are shifting their business models, and the future looks bright for their ...
Retail Sales Show Consumers Partying Like It’s 2019 by Michael Carr | Aug 20, 2021 | Chart of the Day, Economy Retail sales are the latest economic report indicating that consumers are back to normal. Here's what that means for markets.
Retail Sector Might Be the Hottest in the Next Bull Market by Michael Carr | Jun 2, 2021 | Chart of the Day, Economy Bull markets climb a wall of worry, according to a popular Wall Street saying. That's a bad sign for some ...
Is the Post-Pandemic Retail Trade Dead? (ANF, AEO Earnings Edge) by Chad Shoop | May 24, 2021 | Investing Retail stocks are still in focus in this week's Earnings Edge, but more specifically, the mall trade. This may be ...
Retail Stocks Battered by Coronavirus by Matthew Clark | Mar 17, 2020 | Investing Nearly every sector has been battered by the coronavirus. One of the most notable industries has been retail.
US Consumers Bolster Economy, Push Retail Sales Up 0.4% in June by News Team | Jul 16, 2019 | Economy June's figures underscore the importance of consumer spending to the U.S. economy.
Retail Shares Plummet Under Weight of Trade War by News Team | May 30, 2019 | News Shares of PVH dropped 10.5 percent before the market open Thursday, after sliding 7.2 percent this week.