Dan Moskowitz

Abercrombie & Fitch aims for fast fashion while dealing with a controversial ad. Urban Outfitters’ Free People, however, is on-trend. Is Urban the better bet for investors?

Carnival continues to see drama, Norwegian Cruise Line delivers strong top-line growth, and Royal Caribbean falls somewhere in the middle.

The Fresh Market, Whole Foods Market, and Sprouts Farmers Market operate in the same organic grocery space, but they're all unique. Let's take a look at their recent performance and what investors should focus on with each.

Both of these relatively young companies offer potential, but one of them likely offers more potential along with less risk.

Amazon’s recent price increase for its Amazon Prime membership has frustrated some customers, but this was expected, and it’s far from a massacre. Over the long haul, this move should benefit Amazon and its investors.

Under Armour is constantly trying to steal share from Nike, but it's not easy.

It’s almost always a good idea to invest in coffee since it’s mildly addictive (when caffeinated) and perfectly legal. But will recent price increases for Arabica coffee beans limit growth potential for Starbucks, Dunkin’ Donuts, or Keurig Green Mountain?

Costco warehouses are located in the suburbs. Millennials prefer cities. Is this a long-term problem for Costco?

Investing isn’t as complicated as it seems. Stick with great companies that are enjoying secular tailwinds and you should perform well.

Yum! Brands is good at positioning itself for success in high-potential areas. However, it’s not the only company that stands to benefit from India’s rising middle class.

McDonald’s failed to act ahead of today’s consumer trends, which has put it in a difficult position. This story can be looked at from two different angles, but the conclusion is clear.

Starbucks and Disney… what could possibly be a better combination? There are several reasons why this is an important move for Starbucks.

Panera continues to innovate in order to keep customers coming back. That’s the sign of a quality company.

McDonald’s recently tested a new breakfast item, and the results appear to have been good. However, if McDonald’s focuses more on breakfast, then it will have to contend with the rising breakfast threats of Dunkin’ Donuts and Starbucks.

Target continues to take hits. It appears as though consumers still don’t trust the brand as much as in the past. Is there any reason to invest in Target at this time?

Priceline knows how to maximize its potential, which is proven by a recent and little known about acquisition.

Lionsgate’s "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" has performed well at home, but there’s more to take away from this than just the numbers.

Rite Aid has been outperforming Walgreen and CVS in regard to stock appreciation over the past several years, but is this trend sustainable?

Disney rules Orlando, but Comcast wants to nibble away at the mouse’s market share. Will Cabana Bay Beach Resort be a step in the right direction?

RadioShack is a dying brand that didn’t foresee changing industry trends soon enough. Is there any hope?