Consumer Stock News

Brazil stocks tumbled on election news, though not much is changing after the result.

Airbnb's 20% net margin and capital-light model contrast sharply with Coupang's razor-thin 0.6% margin and heavy logistics costs. Which operational model wins in 2026?

The housing market has hit a wall, which is a problem for housing-related stocks, but Lowe's may have a valuation edge over Home Depot.

It's not worth owning Costco just for the dividend, but it's still an investable opportunity with plenty of upside potential.

Does Nike represent a value opportunity or value trap?

eBay has been one of my better stock picks of 2026.

Cava is one of the fastest-growing restaurant businesses in the U.S.

Clorox reported net sales falling by 5%, and profits are falling by a larger percentage.

A nearly 6% dividend yield is tempting for this consumer staple, but problems cloud the investment case.

MercadoLibre's revenue nearly doubled over two years, but Uber still commands roughly double the scale—yet the gap is narrowing.

Investors were caught off-guard by the result of Brazil's presidential election.

Ambev stock plunged after the surprise win for the leftist Lula da Silva in Brazil over the weekend.

There are red flags. There's a white flag. I still bought Six Flags stock.

Shopify's Q3 reports have typically been positive for Shopify -- if one does not count last year.

Procter & Gamble has rewarded shareholders.

Abel has been piling into Alphabet, not unlike his predecessor 10 years ago with another "Magnificent Seven" stock.

The most successful investors know when to break the usual rules. This could be one of those times.

Dutch Bros is growing revenue at higher rates, while Lululemon trades at a lower earnings multiple.

The home improvement giant's operations have been under pressure in recent years.

The premium retail stock is overvalued right now, based on the price-to-earnings ratio.