Consumer Stock News

Netflix reports Q4 earnings on Jan. 20, and the stock often moves big afterward. Should you buy before the numbers hit, or wait for the dust to settle?

Realty Income and Energy Transfer are reliable income plays in this wobbly market.

Income investors should be able to count on these ultra-high-yield dividends in the new year.

High growth, strong long-term prospects, and an attractive price make this the ultimate growth stock.

Yeti beat the S&P 500, but is unlikely to repeat that feat in 2026.

The company faces macroeconomic headwinds and sluggish sales growth that threaten a prolonged correction for the stock.

One of Berkshire Hathaway's worst performers could be in for better things in the year ahead.

Shares in the mobility and delivery enterprise are up just 57% since late December 2020.

If you want to build wealth the slow and steady way, take a look at this trio of consumer staples Dividend Kings today.

The cruise ship operator has ambitious plans to further its success.

In the medium to long term, these three dividend stocks could provide juicy payouts and strong price appreciation.

These will be some of the last names you know are fully Buffett-approved.

A delay on some furniture tariffs is good news for RH. But the bigger story is its strong free cash flow and an ambitious overseas expansion.

Nike is struggling. Does this purchase from a Nike insider suggest a turnaround is coming?

These large-cap companies have significantly outperformed the market in the past decade.

When it comes to long-term stock performance, this cruise line operator floats far above the rest.

This leading beverage stock has significantly underperformed the S&P 500 since late 2020.

Investors can upgrade their portfolios by owning companies with durable growth prospects.

The world's leading e-commerce and cloud company has significant upside potential.

After massive sell-offs, these stocks appear set to begin their recoveries.