Consumer Stock News

These stocks are facing adversity, but with high yields and cheap valuations, investors may be compelled to take a chance on them.

If you're looking for a blend of companies with consumer-staples-like operations and market-beating potential, these three deeply discounted stocks may be worth a buy.

Six Flags operates amusement and water parks across North America, leveraging branded attractions to reach a broad customer base.

Not every high-dividend yield consumer stock is a bargain. These four are at different stages, but combined can support a long-term portfolio well.

Peloton is trying to turn its business around after a series of challenging years.

Starbucks stock is thriving right now, while Dutch Bros stock is struggling.

The business is thriving, but the stock is plunging.

Alibaba shares climbed on excitement about its artificial intelligence strategy.

You can rarely go wrong with blue chip dividend stocks.

Get greedy for these blue chip dividend stocks when Wall Street gets fearful.

Dutch Bros looks like a buy with the stock well off its highs.

The decline in Dutch Bros stock looks like it could be a great buying opportunity.

Consumer staples makers are dealing with material headwinds, but this one's huge yield looks sustainable.

After hitting an all-time high earlier this month, the online leader is closing in on a juicy milestone.

These companies offer impressive dividend histories along with attractive stock valuations.

Earnings season didn't go well for MercadoLibre, DLocal, and Nu Holdings. This could be a good time to be opportunistic.

Although same-store sales are in decline, the company's unit growth is picking up the slack for now.

The bull market continues, leaving these growing companies behind.

Given what it does and how it does it (and the end result of doing it for as long as it has), it comes as no surprise this company's dividend growth is practically unstoppable.

The home improvement retailer's first-quarter earnings could expose a disconnect between its stock price and its potential growth.