Consumer Stock News

E.l.f. has a few growth catalysts ahead.

Investors have ignored this online retailer for too long.

The industry-leading beverage company beat Wall Street revenue and profit estimates last quarter.

Investors can receive monthly dividends and nearly twice the yield at a far lower valuation.

The retail coffee giant is giving investors reasons to be optimistic.

Nathan Blecharczyk disposed of 17,692 shares through a pre-arranged trading plan, reducing his indirect equity stake by 59% while maintaining substantial beneficial ownership.

Their cash-flow-centric services will be in demand for a long time.

Manufactured housing is growing rapidly and will be part of the solution to the housing crisis.

These top beverage brands can potentially pay you dividends for life.

The plant-based beverage maker is progressing toward profitability.

Despite the disposal, the executive retains 67,109 directly held shares — plus unvested RSUs.

Insider disposed of stock to cover withholding obligations from RSU vesting, maintaining a substantial $5.31 million equity stake.

Stock has fallen 25% over the past year, yet the insider's entry price of $14.59 exceeded the market close by 2%.

Barrocas disposed of 250,000 shares at $155.01 each, reducing his direct holdings by 11% while maintaining a ~2.0 million share position worth $308.54 million.

Netflix just filed some intriguing SEC documents. Spoiler alert: It's not another megadeal.

Weiner exercised and sold options under a pre-established Rule 10b5-1 trading plan, reducing direct holdings by 20% while retaining a $15.2 million equity stake.

Even after a 40% rally, could this automaker be an excellent opportunity?

A strong yield and an impressive track record of dividend growth aren't enough. The underlying business needs to be enduring.

Cal-Maine blames "historically low" egg prices for a surprise Q4 loss.

The electronics retailer reported a key insider's stock sale amidst a rising share price.