Philip Saglimbeni

With shares of Potbelly currently sitting at 52-week lows, the time seems right to revisit the buy and-hold case for the small sandwich shop.

With most momentum growth stocks experiencing weakness recently, savvy investors need to consider accumulating the strongest names on the market today.

Despite its small size, AMC Networks has a large presence in television drama and remains one of the most aggressive growth plays in media.

With a distinct advantage among consumers and all signs pointing to continued success in this regard, Alaska Air Group should lead the airline industry higher in 2014.

As a small-cap chemical company operating in an industry dominated by titans like Dow Chemical, Balchem just made a huge deal to strengthen its global positioning.

With shares of lululemon soaring after the company's latest earnings release, investors now need to know whether management's turnaround plan is viable.

With its largest sponsorship deal ever, Church & Dwight stands to dramatically increase its brand awareness the world over.

With a tidal wave of spring-related sports about to begin, athletic apparel company Under Armour remains the best way to capitalize.

With a robust development pipeline and an aggressive global expansion strategy, shares of AMC Networks look promising for long-term growth investors.

By all accounts 2015 is shaping up to be the biggest year ever for blockbuster movies, and savvy investors should start making plans to capitalize.

Although more mature than most competitors, Nike is still displaying a commitment to innovation. This should help the company continue to grow at a solid rate in the future.

With a proven successful network lineup, Discovery is embarking on the next logical step of its evolution as a growth company.

In a simple yet effective way, Under Armour finds itself riding one of the biggest cultural phenomenons in recent memory and expanding its brand among youth.

With reviews for Lions Gate's newest trilogy coming in rather mixed, the question remains: can the movie company capitalize on the seemingly insatiable demand for young adult material?

On recent weakness, consider shares of Panera because the company's growth story remains strong.

In the wake of another solid earnings report from Nike, there are three important things investors should know about the sneaker giant's future.

Under Armour's announcement that it will split its shares in April comes as the latest move by the company's management that perfectly illustrates the company's true long-term growth potential.

Although largely left for dead by growth investors, lululemon appears to have a viable strategy to expand its consumer base and continue growing.

Despite a relative lack of diversity in its brands, Ralph Lauren is still managing to grow at healthy levels by focusing on brand strength and international markets.

Although very much a low-key player in the space, G-III Apparel Group remains one of the cheapest ways to invest in retail.