Daniel Jones

Heading into earnings, some investors are probably wondering what to do with shares of Melco Crown. After rivals like Las Vegas Sands and Wynn Resorts posted better-than-anticipated results, can Melco keep up the trend? Or will its release show signs that the company's future is in doubt?

After reporting earnings that fell short of expectations, shares of LinkedIn tanked on May 2. With shares of the company trading far off their highs, is now the best time to get in for the long-run, or is Monster Worldwide a more attractive prospect?

After the company posted strong revenue gains but missed earnings estimates, shares inched up a bit. Can CVS continue to be the dominant drugstore chain or should investors check out Rite Aid or Walgreen instead?

Right now, Buffalo Wild Wings appears to be a winner in investors' eyes. Does the company have the wings to fly higher, or should investors consider Texas Roadhouse to be a heartier prospect?

After the company posted strong revenue and earnings results, shares of MGM shot up. Is now still a great time to jump into the fray or should the Foolish investor look to Las Vegas Sands or Melco Crown Entertainment for out-sized returns?

After the company reported revenue and earnings that fell shy of analysts' expectations, shares of Avon fell hard. Now, with the company's shares trading near their 52-week lows, is the business an attractive prospect or should investors write it off as a lost cause?

After rising 9% on April 28 on great news from partner PVH, have shares of J.C. Penney overextended themselves, or is there nothing but upside from hereon out?

Shares of Coach were hit hard after the company reported revenue that fell shy of what analysts wanted to see. Now, with the company trading so far from its 52-week high, is now the time to jump in or should the Foolish investor look to Ralph Lauren or Michael Kors instead?

After the company reported revenue and earnings that topped expectations, shares of Twitter fell on investor fears that the company's user growth was slowing prematurely. In spite of this, is Twitter a super-cheap stock or should investors look to Facebook for out-sized gains instead?

After Rite Aid reported strong April sales, shares soared to new highs. Despite this high price, is the company still a no-brainer, or should the Foolish investor consider CVS Caremark or Walgreen instead?

After smashing forecasts, shares of Weight Watchers soared nearly 20% on May 1. Can the company maintain these gains, or should the Foolish investor look to NutriSystem for long-term results?

After The Container Store posted earnings that exceeded expectations and revenue that fell short of what analysts wanted to see, shares took a dive. Is now a great time to buy the business, or are Restoration Hardware and Lumber Liquidators better prospects?

After mixed results, some investors might think that Dunkin' and Starbucks are no longer the amazing investments they were thought to be. Moving forward, are these businesses likely to outperform, or should investors look elsewhere for attractive opportunities?

After falling hard on a negative outlook, shares of Amazon look cheap compared to their 52-week high. But is the company really all it's cracked up to be, or should investors look toward eBay for returns instead?

After breaking news that the company would split itself in two, shares of the maker of the Energizer Bunny hopped 14% on Apr. 30. Can the business keep climbing higher or are there better opportunities out there?

After news broke that Comcast and Charter Communications closed a deal whereby the latter would buy 3.9 million subscribers from the former, shares of both companies responded positively. With this massive deal, who, if anybody, will be the most likely to win and who might be left shortchanged?

In its recent earnings release, Netflix pounced on AT&T for having slow speeds. The broadband provider also announced plans to expand its service on that same day. It's unknown if AT&T is psychic but what is known is the potential that lies ahead for each company.

Despite reporting revenue and earnings that topped analyst estimates, shares of Las Vegas Sands tanked more than 3% on Apr. 25. Is this a sign that investors should take a gander at Wynn Resorts or Melco Crown, or does Las Vegas Sands's growth rate make the company look irresistible?

In an effort to grow each company's operations, Amazon and Time Warner announced a partnership whereby HBO programming would be made available for Amazon Prime users. Is the deal all it's cracked up to be or will one of these companies be left holding the bag?

After the stock fell hard on April 25, some investors might find Zynga to be an appealing investment. However, is now truly the best time to buy into the business, or should investors look to King Digital for better returns?