Daniel Jones

After reporting strong results for the quarter, shares of AutoZone tanked but partially recovered after Gabelli & Company upgraded the business. In spite of this investor/analyst uncertainty, is the company a strong buy of should investors consider Advance Auto Parts or O'Reilly Automotive instead?

After being slammed by Mr. Market on terrible revenue and earnings results, is Aeropostale nearing the end? If so, should the Foolish investor consider taking a stake in American Eagle Outfitters instead, or is that company worse off?

After Lowe's reported lackluster fiscal first-quarter results, can investors still have faith in the company? Or would Home Depot, with its strong growth, make for a far better investment prospect?

After being hit hard on earnings, things look anything but great for Staples. Is now a time to buy the company's stock or will it and, possibly, Office Depot, keep spiraling down?

Right now, shares of DirecTV are trading at a significant discount to the buyout price it agreed on with AT&T. Does this present investors with an amazing opportunity to profit or is there more to the story than meets the eye?

After American Eagle reported earnings that beat forecasts but revenue that fell short of what Mr. Market wanted, shares took a beating. Is now the time to buy shares in the business at a discount, or would Abercrombie & Fitch or Aeropostale make for better prospects?

After reporting lackluster results for its first quarter, shares of Dick's Sporting Goods got pummeled. Is now an opportune time to buy into the business or should investors consider shares of Cabela's instead?

After reporting strong revenue and earnings, shares of Tiffany & Company shot up. In spite of this share price appreciation, is there still room to run or should investors consider a stake in Signet Jewelers instead?

Despite seemingly good news that Darden Restaurants sold its Red Lobster chain for $2.1 billion, major investors are criticizing the company's transaction with Golden Gate and its relationship with American Realty Capital Properties as being inadequate.

After the company reported stronger-than-anticipated earnings and revenue that was inline with forecasts, shares of Melco Crown soared higher. Does the casino operator still offer strong long-term results or should investors consider Las Vegas Sands or Wynn Resorts instead?

After Keurig reported strong earnings and revenue growth as well as an expanded contract with J.M. Smucker, shares blasted higher. As Keurig grows, how will both companies benefit?

After the company reported results that fell shy of analysts' expectations, shares of Whole Foods got hammered. Is this a sign that the company is on its way out and that companies like Wal-Mart and Costco might be better prospects or can the wholesome business continue to thrive?

After Groupon reported wider-than-anticipated losses, shares plummeted more than 21%. Now, with shares having hit a new 52-week low, should investors take a big stake, or would Amazon or eBay be more attractive prospects?

After Tyson reported revenue that exceeded expectations and earnings that fell short of forecasts, shares fell hard. Is now a perfect time to buy this business, or should the Foolish investor look to Pilgrim's Pride instead?

After rising so high on stronger-than-anticipated results, can shares of Electronic Arts and Activision Blizzard continue their rallies or should the Foolish investor take a pass on these companies?

After announcing that it would begin selling everyday household products in bulk, investors in Groupon are probably wondering what kind of upside the strategy may have. Can Groupon take on Costco in its own game or will the company be left 6 feet under?

As J.C. Penney is revving up to report earnings, some investors are probably wondering what to do about the business. Is now an excellent time to make an investment in the struggling retailer, or should investors consider stakes in Macy's or Kohl's instead?

After the news that Netflix has struck a deal with Verizon, some investors might think that the business is ready to soar. While this could happen, a replay of the company's troubles with Comcast might be more likely.

After the company reported revenue and earnings that beat analysts' forecasts, shares of Wynn Resorts soared higher. Is now a great time to buy the business for the long-term or would Las Vegas Sands or Melco Crown Entertainment be better picks for the Foolish investor?

In spite of their rapid growth, Twitter, Tesla, and Groupon are three businesses that have a hard time generating a profit. Is it likely that their troubles will persist into the future, or can these revolutionary enterprises prove investors wrong?