Andrés Cardenal

Even after crashing by more than 40% on Tuesday, Quiksilver could be too risky. Alternatives like Nike and Under Armour look much safer and more reliable for investors.

The big decline in Krispy Kreme could easily turn out to be an exaggerated short-term reaction to earnings; however, Starbucks and Dunkin' Brands look like superior alternatives.

Tiffany, Michael Kors, and Williams-Sonoma are delivering rock-solid financial performance thanks to their differentiated brand presence among high-end consumers, and this says a lot about these companies and their long-term potential.

Costco missed earnings expectations on Thursday, but the long term bull case for the company is as strong as ever.

Lions Gate announced disappointing financial performance last week, but the business is still solid, and investors seem to be overreacting to the negative news. The dip in Lions Gate could be a buying opportunity for long-term investors.

Considering its high-quality portfolio of assets, rock-solid financial performance, and attractive valuation, Las Vegas Sands looks like a smart bet.

While Coach is trying to make a comeback and Kate Spade is delivering impressive performance, Michael Kors keeps proving that it's still the undisputed growth leader in the high-end fashion and accessories business.

Papa John's is clearly outgrowing competitors such as Yum! Brands' Pizza Hut and Domino's Pizza thanks to its quality differentiation. This tasty pizza company offers mouthwatering potential for growth.

Tiffany, Viacom, and Flowers Foods raised their dividends last week. What are these companies saying with their growing capital distributions?

Rite Aid is clearly moving in the right direction, the business is supported by strong secular tailwinds, and the stock offers plenty of upside potential when compared against bigger peers such as Walgreen and CVS Caremark.

While competitors such as Bed Bath & Beyond are being materially hurt by Amazon and the online retail revolution, Williams-Sonoma is proving its ability to adapt and thrive in the new retail environment. Should you invest in Williams-Sonoma?

J.C. Penney, Sears, and Nordstrom offer plenty of variety for investors looking for alternatives among department store stocks.

Foot Locker is materially outperforming competitors such as Dick's Sporting Goods and Hibbett Sports under challenging conditions, and this says a lot about the company and its management team

Best Buy delivered better-than-expected earnings thanks to cost-cutting, but it still faces considerable danger from Amazon and other online retailers.

Renowned hedge fund manager David Tepper is betting on online travel via shares of Priceline and Expedia. Should you do the same?

All that glitters is not gold, but Tiffany's results during the last quarter were really stunning.

Which home improvement retailer is a better choice: Lowe's or Home Depot?

Red Robin Gourmet Burgers delivered mouthwatering performance during the last quarter, and the company is well positioned for growth as it continues gaining market share versus giants such as McDonald's and Burger King. Is it time to take a bite of this high-quality burger chain?

The recent crash in Staples could be a short-term overreaction; however, things could continue getting worse for the company before they get any better.

These companies are well positioned to satisfy your appetite for growth in the years ahead.