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Gerelyn Terzo

GerelynT

Market watcher, story teller; this is where those two things collide.

Recent Articles by Gerelyn Terzo

Jul 10, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

Jana's Locked in on PetSmart, But What About This Drugstore Chain?

Jana Partners has essentially put the underperforming PetSmart on the block. Could another one of Jana's holdings be a potential suitor?

Jul 10, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

Will Nestle's Streamlining Efforts Pay Off?

Now that it's shedding underperforming assets and focused on driving profitability, can Nestle win investors over once again?

Jul 10, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

Why PepsiCo Is a Smart Investment Despite Soda Sales Trends

While carbonated soft-drink volume has been falling, sales of salty snacks in the U.S. have never looked better.

Jul 9, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

Does P&G Present a Buying Opportunity?

With shares down about 6% since November, should investors consider this a buying opportunity or take it as a sign to stay away?

Jun 25, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

Kroger Is Outshining a Key Rival

With shares up 26% year to date, Kroger shares seem to have more room to run. Maybe Whole Foods should take a page out of Kroger's playbook.

Jun 17, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

Put Simply, Lululemon Still Has Issues

As long as founder Chip Wilson is on the board, will Lululemon make any progress toward a turnaround?

Jun 13, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

Nestle Is Vulnerable to Shareholder Activism

This once reliable investment has been underperforming its peers and the market for the past year. Could shareholder activism be in its future?

Jun 11, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

Should You Hop Into Annie's?

Consumption trends are strong but the hits just keep on coming for Annie's. What's an investor to do?

Jun 10, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

Xerox Hits a Snag With Government Health Care

Xerox just got dealt a blow regarding a lucrative government health-care contract. What will this mean for the company's performance going forward and its role in public-sector health care?

Jun 6, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

Wal-Mart Shoppers Can't Get No Satisfaction

Even though Wal-Mart's customers are dissatisfied, are they staying away?

Jun 4, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

Dollar General Is Good Enough Despite Margin Pressure

Dollar General didn't disappoint in its latest quarter. But is the market settling for good enough?

May 31, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

Can This Traditional Retailer Survive Against Amazon?

Amazon is looking more like a department store retailer these days. Macy's is taking notice.

May 27, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

Nothing But Blue Skies for This Sports-Apparel Maker

Sports apparel is a wildly popular category among kids to adults. But is there growth ahead?

Apr 15, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

GameStop Isn't DOA Despite the Threat of Wal-Mart

Wal-Mart has everything to gain and GameStop has everything to lose. Customer loyalty may be GameStop's ace in the hole.

Mar 20, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

Does Mattel’s Purchase of MEGA Brands Contradict its Strategy?

Mattel crosses the border to enter the construction toy market. Was acquiring MEGA Brands always the plan, or is it Mattel's Plan B?

Mar 14, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

What Kroger’s Acquisition of Digital Coupouner YOU Technology Means for its Strategy

In the wake of its acquisition of Harris Teeter, Kroger just acquired YOU Technology. What's this grocer's strategy?

Feb 20, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

The Next Silicon Valley?

Silicon Valley wasn't always the hotbed for VC investment that it is today. Now the Midwest is vying for that same funding.

Feb 4, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

Why Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Wants to Re-Brand to Green Mountain Keurig

Green Mountain is growing up. And it wants Keurig to take the spotlight.

Jan 8, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

Don't Bet on Aramark...At Least Not Yet

Food services and uniform company Aramark recently debuted on the NYSE, but will its debt load prevent it from attaining its true growth potential?

Jan 3, 2014 by Gerelyn Terzo

Is Family Bonding Ruining the Restaurant Sector?

Young families prefer traditional sit-down dinners to dining out. What does this mean for the restaurant industry, which sees slow growth ahead?

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