Consumer Stock News

The quick answer is no, but you'd better make sure you're ready for more volatility.

Buying longtime dividend payers when they have historically high yields has worked out well for me. Here are three examples (two are buys).

Whirlpool's earnings are under pressure this year, but lower interest rates will help sales and margins.

Slower anticipated growth makes Lululemon a tougher buy in an environment where consumers appear to be pickier.

With their stocks down 34% and 66% from their 52-week highs, these highly profitable companies should be on patient investors' radars.

These low-risk stocks can put more cash in your pocket.

Wall Street is lining up behind the pet stock.

The footwear retailer's latest results disappointed the market.

Signet hopped over a low bar in its second-quarter earnings report.

The company is navigating a slowing economy but expects strong results to end the year.

Even in a rallying market you can find bargains trading near their 52-week lows.

The management teams of these companies apparently think their stocks are cheap.

Will new AI features help drive a big increase in iPhone sales?

Ulta Beauty looks undervalued relative to its growth potential.

The sports streamer recently received some good news from the courts, but there are still many question marks around its business.

The upstart coffee chain has a larger expansion opportunity right now.

Still recovering from a less-than-effective change in retail strategy, the company feels like a bargain at its current price.

Realty Income steadily continues to push its dividend higher.

This innovative tech company has quickly become a leader in AI.

Can the Tex-Mex restaurant chain satisfy prospective investors' hunger for big returns?