Daniel Jones

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?

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?

Walgreen reported earnings that fell shy of analyst expectations but shares still rallied. Is the company still an amazing opportunity, or should the Foolish investor consider CVS or Rite Aid instead?

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?

After reporting revenue and earnings that fell short of estimates, shares of Darden shot up 3%. Is this a sign that good times are ahead or is the company on its way out for good?

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?

Heading into earnings, investors are probably wondering what to do with shares of Lululemon. Is the company an amazing prospect, or will it grind to a halt?

Heading into GameStop's earnings, investors appear cautiously optimistic about the company's performance. Is this optimism rational, or will this be the last quarter before GameStop gets crushed by Wal-Mart?

After Krispy Kreme reported its full-year results on Mar. 12, shareholders now have the 2013 data for four big coffee and pastry companies. Of all of these, which stands out the most and which fell behind?

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?

In spite of Tiffany's poor quarterly financial results, shares declined just 0.5%. Does this signal that the company is an attractive opportunity, or should the Foolish investor consider Signet Jewelers instead?

After reporting lackluster revenue and profits for the quarter, investors are right to question investing in the company. Is now a time to buy FedEx's shares or is it OK for the company to be in the same boat as UPS?

Now that Wal-Mart announced plans to begin accepting and selling pre-owned games, is GameStop toast? Or can the company somehow survive against the world's largest retailer?

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?

On Mar. 19, Goldman Sachs announced that it was downgrading Orbitz Worldwide from a neutral to a sell rating. Is this justified, or is the business actually better than Expedia and Priceline?

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?

Heading into Darden Restaurants' earnings, the Foolish investor is probably trying to figure out what to do about the stock. Is it an attractive prospect, or should investors consider DineEquity or Yum! Brands instead?

After a great week of stock performance, what does the future mean for these retail winners and their shareholders? Can they keep soaring or do they have limited upside moving forward?

On March 14, shares of Aeropostale fell 20% after the retailer reported revenue and earnings that fell far shy of analyst expectations. Is now an opportune moment to buy, or should investors run for the hills?

What is the verdict on Walgreen when placed next to its peers?