Dan Moskowitz

Investing can be tricky at times, but it can also be very simple. Investing in products that consumers need, not want, has always been a winning strategy.

Investing in discount retail is a good way to go along with current economic trends, but you still need to choose the right company.

Carnival is like a friend that you keep relying on, and it keeps letting you down. Perhaps it’s time to find a new friend.

Under Armour is one of the fastest growing brands in the world, but this company is growing even faster. Is it a better investment?

The current economic environment favors discount retailers, but some are better performers than others.

This once-dominant retailer is facing some difficult times. Is there a way out?

This company has grown on the top and bottom lines regardless of the economic environment. This trend should continue.

If you’re looking for a safe investment in a dividend-paying company without sacrificing growth potential, Wal-Mart should be at the top of your list.

Investing in drugstores has been a profitable venture over the past several years. However, the landscape has recently changed, and you should consider investing in the strongest underlying company.

Best Buy’s strategy gives the company turnaround potential. But that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a better investment than its peers.

Pretzel Burgers are one of the latest innovations in quick-service and casual dining establishments, but you should expect more innovation ahead, and one company offers stronger potential than its peers.

Nike must now always contend with the competitive threat of Under Armour, but Nike continues to find ways to stay on top.

This sporting goods retailer came into existence in a very unique way. Since that time, it has established itself as the market leader. But is this trend still sustainable?

This organic and natural food company is well-positioned for industry trends.

Many investors make money by investing in hot brands, but trends change quickly. Therefore, you want to invest in a fundamentally sound company showing top and bottom-line growth.

Perhaps finding a better investment than J.C. Penney is easy, but though Macy’s is now facing some challenging circumstances, it’s still difficult to beat in retail.

The movie industry is at a crossroads, but good opportunities exist.

Many investors get carried away with the newest technological buzz product, but investing in what human beings need has always been a profitable game plan.

Everyone wears shoes. Therefore, choosing the right brand to invest in should make you money over the long haul.

Despite current headwinds, this delivery company has figured out ways to grow on both the top and bottom line.