Consumer Stock News

Coca-Cola may be a Goldilocks investment in a high-bond-yield/low-equity-yield world.

Nike shares continue to drop, with no relief for investors.

The Nasdaq-100 is tech-heavy, but I think this high-yield consumer staples Dividend King is the best income pick.

Insider buying is a good sign for Celsius, but that's not the only thing to consider before buying the stock.

The insider still retains significant holdings, valued at $8.5 million, despite the sale.

While it's challenging to be bullish, this industry-leading business has positive traits investors can appreciate.

Walmart's fundamentals and valuation don't suggest a quick run-up to $1 trillion.

Fewer hit shows could mean lower returns for investors.

The specialty retailer reported a notable insider stock disposition through indirect entities, including a family foundation.

An important franchisee has filed for bankruptcy protection.

The insider disposed of 8% of his stake, leaving him with $1.8 million in direct holdings.

Here are three durable businesses offering yields from 1.6% to 5.5%.

Three consumer brands are making very different bets on growth, and all three have something to prove over the next few years.

Ford is paying a dividend while its turnaround plays out. Stellantis is still working toward positive free cash flow and doesn't expect to get there until 2027. The difference in financial footing tells the whole story.

GameStop's reinvention story is unlike anything else happening in retail right now. Home Depot's stability and dividend make it one of the most dependable long-term holds.

The struggling stock's underlying business isn't quite in the dire straits most investors seem to think it is.

The warehouse club operator should wrap up a big year with a special surprise.

Tanco's $119,263 purchase expands his beneficial ownership to 17,879 shares through both direct and trust-held positions, signaling confidence after a significant stock decline.

These companies may perform well in any market environment.

Spotify is hitting record margins and crossing major milestones while Home Depot waits for the housing market to cooperate. The growth profiles tell very different stories for investors right now.