Dan Moskowitz

Casual dining is a difficult place to invest right now, but one company has taken a strategic risk to drive new and repeat traffic.

Wouldn’t it be nice if you knew when a company would make its most significant improvements? While nothing is guaranteed, this company’s estimates are detailed and predictable enough that this might be a possibility.

Abercrombie & Fitch once stood proud, but the bigger they are, the harder they fall. Is it possible for this retailer to regain its mojo?

Express has been delivering on the top and bottom lines, but investors are nervous due to the company’s cautious stance on the holiday season. How does it stack up against Urban Outfitters and Guess?

It’s a constant debate, and when it comes to which brand is stronger, Dunkin' Brands Group or Starbucks, the debate can be settled once and for all…at least for now.

Francesca’s has shown top-line growth amid competition from Ann and Chico's FAS, but there’s a simple reason for that. Read between the lines for what’s really taking place.

Dunkin’ Brands has seen consistent stock appreciation. Unlike many other companies throughout the broader market, this is based on a strong underlying business with future potential, not just the broader market’s ascent.

When it comes to investing, you might want to ignore “moral” and “immoral” holiday shopping policies. Keep that in mind as you read about Whole Foods Market, Costco, and Wal-Mart Stores.

Penn National Gaming appears to be making all the right moves, but external forces might be too much for sustainable, long-term growth.

Wynn Resorts, Limited is widely known as a winner, but there are currently reasons to be cautious amid rising competition from Las Vegas Sands and Caesars Entertainment.

Hanesbrands is cutting costs and looking to grow its top line through acquisitions. This sounds like the ideal formula for success, but while success is likely, some risks are present. Do Perry Ellis and L Brands carry more potential for investors?

Americans love their pets. If you fall into this category, then you can potentially help save pets lives while investing in a well-run operation.

Regulation, litigation, and the rise of the health-conscious consumer have led to significant headwinds for Lorillard, Altria Group, and Reynold's American. How will it play out?

‘Catching Fire’ and ‘Frozen’ were both winners for the holiday weekend. Who will come out on top, and how does this ultimately impact Lions Gate Entertainment and Walt Disney?

Hershey, Mondelez International, and Tootsie Roll Industries all make sweets, but one of them stands out.

Wal-Mart, Target, and Macy’s hoped for the best, but based on the recent public backlash because of stores opening on Thanksgiving Day, they likely didn’t know what to expect.

The New York Times seems to be making all the right moves, but it must fight off powerful headwinds in order to thrive.

Investing in apparel companies that have brands which are seeing high demand can be very profitable, but current stock performances don't match the current demand picture. How do Fifth & Pacific Companies, Phillips-Van Heusen, and Polo Ralph Lauren stack up?

Williams-Sonoma has everything going for it at the moment, and that trend should continue. At the same time, another retailer targeting a wider range of consumers should offer just as much top-line potential and less downside risk.

Sears has been outperforming Wal-Mart and Target by wide margins over the past month, but this doesn’t match industry trends and what’s taking place in the real world.