Dan Moskowitz

Constellation Brands, Diageo, and Beam all offer potential for investors, but in different ways.

Have you ordered pizza online? If not, do you know someone who has? The answer is likely “yes,” and this trend is still in its early stages.

Priceline seems to be ever-impressive, but Expedia and Orbitz are making strategic moves to get back in the game.

Which drug store company has the most potential to reward its shareholders?

While three of these companies are relying on holiday initiatives to drive sales, only one of them has been pleasing investors. This trend should continue. Find out who'd the best positioned between J.C. Penney, Sears Holdings, and Kohl's not only for your wallet, but your portfolio as well.

Watching the volley between Men's Wearhouse and Jos. A Bank is like watching two professional tennis players rally back and forth, with both player determined to strike the ball last. Which player should you bet on, if at all? Or should you turn your investing attention to Macy's?

Whole Foods has established a strong brand, but that brand is losing its uniqueness as competition from Kroger and Target increases. Is it time to run for the hills?

There is no better way to make money in the stock market than buying broken stocks belonging to strong underlying companies.

These strategic moves from Wal-Mart, Target, and Macy's have the potential to benefit consumers and investors alike.

Sirius XM is often the center of much debate. Let's add some fuel to the fire.

These innovative products are the leaders, not the followers. And it’s always a good idea to invest in the leaders.

Panera Bread is the leading sandwich shop right now, but a much smaller company looks to make some noise.

Procter & Gamble continues to innovate in order to grow. This trend should continue against rivals Unilever and Church & Dwight.

Tiffany has been the market leader for a long time, but is it possible that online trends have altered market leadership potential?

Panicking is not a profitable strategy for investors. That said, there's reason for concern with this company. Time Warner Cable’s peers might present better investment opportunities.

Panera Bread had a great run, but consistent upward momentum might not be sustainable anymore.

Procter & Gamble isn’t receiving as much investor love as it has in the past. However, that should eventually change, especially when you consider how well it compares to peers, like Colgate-Palmolive and Kimberly-Clark.

Is PepsiCo a worthwhile investment? If so, is it a better option than Coca-Cola or Dr Pepper Snapple?

hhgregg is seeing strength in appliances, and it intends to keep that momentum going. But is this enough to make hhgregg a better option than Best Buy or Wal-Mart?

Staples has a large online presence, which is likely to improve. There’s still one major roadblock for Staples.