Evan Buck

After reporting quarterly earnings, Six Flags took a beating on Wall Street due to decreasing attendance. Here's why today's price cut does not matter for Six Flags in the long term.

Hawaiian Holdings has been facing competition from Alaska Air. But now Hawaiian Holdings is in a much better position than its competitor.

FedEx has recently come under scrutiny from the U.S. federal government for supposedly shipping drugs illegally to online pharmacies. Will FedEx's legal trouble be a significant negative catalyst for the stock?

Diamond Foods has been busily trying to recover from a big accounting scandal from two years ago. Is the company's stock a diamond in the rough, or should investors steer clear of Diamond Foods shares?

JAKKS Pacific's stock has been climbing back from a low point over the past few months. Is this a toy company built to survive the technological revolution?

Lands End, in its first quarterly report after its spin-off from Sears Holdings, showed investors impressive sales growth. The good trends should continue at Lands End for a few key reasons.

It almost sounds like an actual boxing match: Tyson vs. Pilgrim's Pride in a battle to take over Hillshire Brands. It appears that Tyson has won the match; what does this mean for investors?

Shares of surfing apparel maker Quiksilver have been whipsawed this week, plunging 40% on a poor earnings report and then gaining 10% on buyout rumors. Is Quiksilver a buying opportunity, or a stock to be cautious about?

Retailers across America are still recovering from massive winter storms. Is now the time to consider investing in dollar stores to hedge against a potential economic downturn?

Krispy Kreme was a huge success story for most of 2013. Now, as the stock continues to struggle in the wake of a poor earnings report, is it time to bite into Krispy Kreme stock?

Despite Western Union's areas of strength, including a recent share buyback program and a strong dividend, I believe the recent news of Wal-Mart entering the money transfer business is very bad news for Western Union. Here's why.

Los Angeles-based Herbalife and Provo, Utah-based Nu Skin Enterprises continue to be lambasted by accusations of fraud. Are these allegations an indication that investors should stay away from nutritional supplement companies, or is there hidden value waiting to be unlocked?

Six Flags has rebounded significantly after the company's bankruptcy in the wake of the Great Recession. Here's six reasons why Six Flags' stock is a good buy today.

Snack food purveyor Mondelez International stumbled in its last quarterly report. Will this quarter's showing translate into future struggles for Mondelez?

Action camera manufacturer GoPro is planning on going public. Should investors clamor for shares or stay on the sidelines?

Coca-Cola has just announced a groundbreaking partnership with Green Mountain Coffee Roasters. How SodaStream responds to this new development is pivotal to the company's future.

GameStop shares have taken a hit after a weak holiday forecast. Is it time to book your profits, or in the wake of key catalysts in the form of console refreshes from Sony and Microsoft as well as expected blockbuster titles from Take-Two Interactive and Nintendo, are there greater things ahead for GameStop?

Sears Holdings' K-Mart is coming under fire after a recent announcement that K-Mart stores will stay open for 41 hours straight for Black Friday, starting at 6 a.m. on Thanksgiving Day. Will this have a major impact on its parent, and how does it stack up against rivals Macy's and Kohl's?

The toy market is a big one, but investors should keep their eyes on three toy companies to invest in.

Target is rolling out a new prepaid wireless phone service called "Brightspot." Will this new plan prove to be a "bright spot" for the company, or should investors look on with caution?