Anh HOANG

American Eagle Outfitters, Aeropostale and Express all declined significantly. Among the three, American Eagle Outfitters seems to be the best choice now.

Bofl Holding is more conservative, efficient and profitable than both U.S. Bancorp and Wells Fargo, but it has quite a high valuation.

Children's Place seems to be a good opportunity for investors now with its low valuation, but it offers no dividends. Gap and Carter's are better in terms of returning cash to shareholders.

Krispy Kreme Doughnuts could grow further, but its valuation looks quite pricey now. Dunkin' Brands also looks quite expensive. Among the top coffee brands, I like Starbucks the most.

Urban Outfitters' growth was driven by the Anthropologie and Free People brands. However, the company is quite expensively valued. Meanwhile, Gap and Abercrombie & Fitch have lower valuations and distribute more cash to their shareholders.

Disney could fit in the long-term portfolios of patient investors. Income investors might also like Time Warner and Twenty-First Century Fox due to their dividends and ongoing share repurchases.

As the names Time Warner Cable, Comcast, and Charter Communications are mentioned along with buyout rumors, Cablevision could be a good choice for investors.

Kimberly-Clark will enhance shareholder value by spinning off its health care business. Unilever and Procter & Gamble are focusing on restructuring their businesses to drive their operating performances.

ANN is quite cheaply valued now and it has come up with five strategic initiatives to improve its operating performance. Guess? and Chico's FAS experienced comp sales declines, and they are more expensively valued than ANN now.

L'Oreal will benefit from innovation, as will Estee Lauder and Revlon. However, L'Oreal's valuation is quite rich already. Investors could consider waiting for a price contraction before investing in the stock.

Unilever, Procter & Gamble, and Kimberly-Clark could fit well in the long-term income portfolios of many investors.

Time Warner Cable, Comcast, and Charter Communications will all benefit from industry consolidation.

Urban Outfitters experienced a declining performance in its namesake brand, but it sees several growth opportunities. Meanwhile in Europe, Gap enjoyed good growth, while Abercrombie & Fitch doesn't think the continent has hit its bottom.

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters' renewed partnership agreement with Starbucks and ongoing relationship with J.M. Smucker could lift the company's operating performance.

Philip Morris is a buy because of its juicy dividend yield, upcoming buybacks and growing premium segment. Altria and Lorillard relies on e-cigarette business to drive growth.

U.S. Bancorp is a long-term investment for shareholders. We could also invest in Wells Fargo and Bank of America for dividend yield and share repurchases

Diageo, SABMiller, and AB InBev could experience huge growth in the future by focusing their efforts and resources on growing their businesses in emerging markets.

L Brands experienced improved performance in the third quarter, but it pays unsustainable dividends with a high payout ratio and has negative equity. Gap and Hanesbrands could be better picks.

McDonald's could be a good pick with a decent dividend yield. Yum! Brands could offer growth with its huge exposure to the Chinese market while Chipotle will grow much larger in the future.

Campbell Soup is not a good buy at its current price, while General Mills and Mondelez International could be better picks.