Daniel Jones

Lowe's reported good earnings in its most recent quarter, and shareholders might be wondering if the company could be the dominant home-improvement business moving forward. Is this the case, or is Home Depot or Lumber Liquidators better?

After Darden announced that its third quarter will be worse than it expected, its shares fell nearly 6%. Is now an excellent buying opportunity or should investors look to Yum! Brands or DineEquity instead?

After reporting earnings for the fourth quarter of its 2013 fiscal year, Deckers Outdoor watched as its shares plummeted. Is now a good time to buy, or should investors look into Crocs or Skechers instead?

J.C. Penney reported a blowout quarter. Is the company a good buy, or should investors consider Macy's, Sears, Dillard's, or Nordstrom instead?

Can J.C. Penney, Abercrombie & Fitch, Jos. A. Bank, Target, and Macy's still rock the house, or are these companies overbought?

Despite retail posting lackluster earnings lately, the earnings beat reported by Macy's sent retailers that reported poor or mediocre results like Dillard's and Nordstrom higher. It even had a positive effect on those who have yet to report. Just as in the case with Warren Buffett, when Macy's speaks, investors listen.

For months now, Men's Wearhouse has been trying every trick in the book to buy Jos. A Bank. However, after all is said and done, does it look like the company is even worth acquiring?

Heading into earnings, investors are probably trying to figure out what to do with their Costco shares. Here's a look at how strong the company is and a glimpse of what Mr. Market expects.

After announcing a deal between it and Comcast, Netflix is now faced with AT&T and Verizon asking for deals pertaining to broadband service. Will this mean higher prices for Netflix customers or lower profits for its shareholders?

After announcing back-to-back deals with Time Warner Cable and Netflix, is Comcast on its way toward absolute dominance, or is the company overreaching?

Home Depot's earnings release surprised Mr. Market and sent shares soaring 4%. However, is the company really such a great investment, or should the Foolish investor look at Lowe's or Lumber Liquidators instead?

Could Hershey's cash position prove problematic for the confectionery company?

J.C. Penney reported strong earnings for the fourth quarter of its 2013 fiscal year. After this strong performance, the company might be an attractive prospect, but it still has room to go before it can successfully turn around.

After announcing a spinoff proposal that Darden's management thought shareholders would cheer, the company is facing backlash from shareholders who believe its plan is inadequate. What does this mean for you?

Tile Shop posted strong results for its fiscal fourth quarter. However, after jumping so high in response, is the stock still an attractive investment, or should the Foolish investor consider Lumber Liquidators or The Container Store?

On Feb. 26, J.C. Penney is due to report fiscal fourth-quarter earnings. Heading into earnings, is the retailer a strong prospect, or should investors look to Macy's or Nordstrom instead?

In response to G Asset Management's partial buyout offer, shares of the world's largest publicly traded bookstore rose significantly. Is this a sign of better times ahead or is the market getting ahead of itself?

Groupon reported mixed results for its most recent quarter but Mr. Market was not impressed. Given this development, is the company a strong buy or is it doomed to fail?

Now that financial results are in for each theater's 2013 fiscal year, shareholders are probably asking themselves which company between IMAX, Cinemark and Regal makes more sense. The answer? It depends!

Signet announced that it will be acquiring Zale for $21 per share. However, is this a move of desperation for the business or a decision that will allow it to catch up to Tiffany & Company?