Daniel Jones
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Dan is a Select Freelance writer for The Motley Fool. He focuses primarily on the Consumer Goods sector but also likes to dive in on interesting topics involving energy, industrials, and macroeconomics!
Recent Articles by Daniel Jones
Apr 1, 2014
by Daniel Jones
Despite Soaring, Is GameStop a Clear Sell?
On Mar. 28, after GameStop reported earnings that were, for lack of a better word, lackluster, shares jumped 9%. In spite of this positive outlook from investors, is this quarter the beginning of the end for the video game retailer?
Mar 31, 2014
by Daniel Jones
Does Disney's Acquisition of Maker Studios Mean Bigger Profits Ahead?
After announcing that it would be acquiring all of Maker Studios in a deal valued between $500 million and $950 million, shareholders might be scratching their heads and asking why. Is the deal all its cracked up to be or is Disney getting in over its head?
Mar 28, 2014
by Daniel Jones
After Blasting Through the Roof, Can Five Below Take Dollar General Under?
After Five Below reported stronger-than-anticipated earnings for the fourth quarter of its 2013 fiscal year, shares rallied. Is this a sign that the business may overtake Dollar General, Dollar Tree, and Family Dollar? Or is it no more than a fairy tale?
Mar 26, 2014
by Daniel Jones
An Investment in Nike: Should Investors "Just Do It"?
After the company reported strong earnings and revenue growth, shareholders are probably wondering what to do about Nike. Does the company offer an attractive opportunity or does Deckers Outdoor have better prospects?
Mar 25, 2014
by Daniel Jones
A Deal Between Apple and Comcast Won't Amount to Much
After news broke that Apple and Comcast are in talks about Apple TV receiving faster broadband speeds, investors reacted positively by pushing the tech giant's shares up. But is this really a game changer or will a deal between the two be meaningless?
Mar 22, 2014
by Daniel Jones
Despite Lackluster Results, Could ConAgra be an Amazing Buy?
On Mar. 20, ConAgra announced revenue and earnings that fell short of expectations. Despite this shortfall, is the company an amazing opportunity for the Foolish investor? Or should you consider Kraft Foods or General Mills instead?
Mar 22, 2014
by Daniel Jones
In Retail, You Lose Even When You Win!
Guess? reported strong results for the fourth quarter of its 2014 fiscal year. Despite this performance, shares fell on a terrible outlook for the company. Is now a good time to consider buying in, or should investors consider American Eagle Outfitters or Aeropostale instead?
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