Dan Moskowitz

Kroger and Whole Foods are both likely to be long-term winners, but they’re also likely to take different paths to success. You should know which is more fitting for you.

Martha Stewart Living recently announced layoffs, which drove the stock price higher. Is this the beginning of a turnaround?

The cruise line industry is fascinating. You will find excitement, disappointment, and potential.

Pandora offers significant growth potential, but is it worth the cost? Sirius XM and Apple, also players in Internet radio, might present better investment opportunities.

Employees are more productive when they’re happy, and according to a recent study, Orbitz is near the top of the list when it comes to employee happiness.

Zale has made significant strides over the years, but that still might not be enough to make it the best investment in its peer group.

Forget the past. Look to the future. What are current trends indicating? What headwinds must be fought off?

American Eagle, Abercrombie & Fitch, and Aeropostale are often mentioned in the same breath, but one of them faces more headwinds than the other two.

J.C. Penney is an enigma to many investors, but let’s look at some facts.

Guess? is seeing consumer weakness in more than one region, limiting the company’s potential.

Investors aren’t in love with McDonald’s right now, but it’s not a company to you need to love in the short-term. It's a company to fit a diversified long-term portfolio because it offers consistent and reliable dividend payments, stock buybacks, and resiliency.

Investing in apparel and accessories is difficult given the current economic environment, but opportunities exist.

Ascena Retail is a highly strategic company that knows how to maximize its potential by targeting low-competition markets.

Bon-Ton Stores is making improvements, especially on the bottom line. Are these improvements enough for Bon-Ton to present a better investment opportunity than Dillard's and/or Macy's?

Chico’s, DSW, and Ross Stores are different types of retailers, and only one of them targets today’s consumers with pinpoint accuracy.

Amazon continues to innovate, shocking and impressing consumers on a consistent basis, but its latest innovation will be difficult to pull off.

Krispy Kreme had been making its investors very happy since 2009, but a recent precipitous drop might indicate problems in the underlying business.

This has been quite a battle, even though Sandell Asset Management has been doing more of the fighting. Does Sandell Asset Management make valid points?

From an investing standpoint, Bebe Stores isn’t as attractive as Gap or TJX Companies.

Sysco might not be the most discussed name on Wall Street, but thanks to strategic management and reliable dividends, it should at least be on your radar.