Dan Moskowitz

Target isn't improving domestically or in Canada, and it's behind the curve in e-commerce. But is there a catch?

The five key metric comparisons detailed here provide a very important clue about what to expect from these three retailers going forward.

Sam’s Club hasn’t been performing well recently, but Wal-Mart should win whether Sam’s Club turns itself around or fails. Here’s why.

You might be familiar with Wal-Mart’s presence in the United States, but what about Mexico and Canada, where growth potential is higher and consumers behave differently? Answers provided.

When you think of online retail, you probably think of Amazon first. That's logical and accurate, but Wal-Mart is a rising threat.

Does Target present an investment opportunity right now, or is Wal-Mart or Amazon a better option? You might be surprised by the answer.

Most investors who know what they’re doing don’t pay much attention to weather, taxes, and currency impacts for big retailers like Wal-Mart, but they should.

Wal-Mart isn’t impressive to investors right now, but the Wal-Mart you know right now isn’t the Wal-Mart you will know in five to 10 years.

You might not think of Wal-Mart as a growth story, but if you knew what was taking place behind the scenes, you would better understand this massive retailing juggernaut.

Brazil might not seem like it means much to the biggest retailer in the world, but it’s an important piece to the puzzle.

Best Buy has implemented several initiatives that should have positive long-term impacts, but should future industry trends lead you elsewhere?

Investors and analysts have shunned RadioShack over the past several quarters for good reason, but could a little-known initiative bring RadioShack back to respectability and drive significant returns for investors?

Wal-Mart cares about its shareholders. This is proven by its three priorities to increase shareholder value.

Five Below is one of the hottest retailers in existence right now, but long-term success is far from a guarantee.

While many investors chase high-multiple stocks in a raging bull market, Kellogg slowly plods along delivering consistent returns for investors. The big difference is that when you invest in Kellogg, you don’t have to worry as much about broader market conditions.

Think you’re too late on Michael Kors? Think again. This extremely popular brand is likely still in its infant growth stages.

Many retailers use the weather as an excuse for sub-par results. In this case, the weather looks to have had a legitimate impact, which could provide an investment opportunity.

Wendy’s has significant growth potential for several different reasons.

Forget the name Urban Outfitters. There are other brands that are true growth drivers for this company, and they’re names you should know.

Lululemon had a strong hold on the yoga apparel market, but Athleta has been a constant thorn in its side. Is one company likely to outperform the other going forward? If so, which one?