Daniel Jones

Tyson Foods reported a very strong quarter last week. Is the company set to soar higher, or will it stagnate?

Tempur Sealy has a strong history of growth. However, it looks like other mattress companies could deliver some fantastic long-term returns.

LinkedIn's operating results have been very impressive over the past few years, and it looks like this will continue in the short-term. But can the company manage to create meaningful value for investors in the long-run, or is it a bubble waiting to pop?

For the quarter, analysts expect Kellogg to report lower revenue but improved earnings. However, the company's earnings for the past three years have been terrible and may not get any better in the face of competition from General Mills

Heading into earnings, analysts have high expectations for Dunkin'. Can the company possibly meet these demands or will it fall miserably short?

Heading into earnings, Lions Gate looks like an interesting prospect. However, the big question is whether the company has what it takes to keep the ball rolling and the money coming.

Heading into earnings, investors are looking for a lot of improvement by the online travel site. Can Expedia meet these expectations and come to rival priceline.com or will it go the way of Orbitz?

Under Armour reported earnings that exceeded analyst expectations. Despite this, the stock still looks pricey compared to Lululemon and Gap, and investors should be careful moving forward.

Amazon's earnings fell short of expectations, but the business looks like it will continue to grow. Given this fact, is Amazon now an amazing prospect?

Hershey topped revenue estimates but fell short on earnings per share. Despite this shortcoming, the company's performance is strong, and its future looks very bright!

Rite Aid reported reasonable January sales but it looks as though the situation is not as it seems. Revenue is improving, but is Rite Aid still a great opportunity or a dud?

Chipotle's performance this quarter warranted significant market appreciation. But can the company keep going, or is there a better stock you can buy in the restaurant space?

After announcing changes to their poison-pill defenses, J.C. Penney and Abercrombie & Fitch received mixed signals from investors. However, the situation at both companies looks likely to improve because of these changes.

Tyson, currently one of the largest food producers in the world, is due to report earnings this week, but just because it's big doesn't mean that it's good. Can the company rid itself of the pain of the past this earnings season, or is it doomed to stay mediocre?

Amazon has a history of strong growth, but the company's profitability has been challenged. However, does the real reason behind its lackluster profits, combined with great expectations this quarter, signify that the company is ready to skyrocket?

Under Armour has a strong history of growth behind it, but the company is expensive and expectations are high heading into earnings. Can the company please Mr. Market, or will it come crashing down?

Chipotle's operating history has been amazing up to this point. However, can the company continue to grow rapidly with increased competition from restaurant chains like Buffalo Wild Wings, Texas Roadhouse, and Panera, or will it be left in the dust?

Historically, Hershey has shown attractive growth, and this doesn't look like it will change anytime soon. But in the face of fierce competition from companies like Mondelez International, is Hershey an attractive investment prospect or a dud?

After BB&T Capital Markets downgraded Skechers from "Buy" to "Hold," shares fell more than 7.5%. But now, with shares trading that much lower, is the company ready to skyrocket, or will it be outperformed by Deckers Outdoor and Crocs?

After reporting mixed results for its fourth quarter, the situation at McDonald's is beginning to look questionable. In the face of competition from companies like Chipotle and Panera, can McDonald's thrive, or will it follow the path of Yum! Brands?