MarketFoolery Transcripts

A pair of acquisitions grabbed much of the day's attention on Wall Street.

CEO John Flannery is working to turn the sinking ship around, but hoo boy, that is going to really take some work.

Reports from Under Armour, Domino’s, Buffalo Wild Wings, and Southwest Airlines are on the docket.

Maybe Texas Roadhouse isn’t as prolific as Domino’s, but investors shouldn’t ignore this company’s reliably great comps.

A roundup of news in the retail space.

Shopify and Texas Roadhouse offered pleasant surprises, but Under Armour’s better-than-expected quarter didn’t impress investors.

Abercrombie & Fitch, Costco, and Dick’s Sporting Goods began the week in downbeat fashion. But in a marriage that feels like a natural, a top golf-course operator has won the affections of a private-equity firm.

Shares of Blue Apron are up on a meatless partnership, but don’t let that siren song trick you into thinking this is a good long-term bet.

It’s not about the number of billions in sales. It’s about getting people through the door.

One of the best-performing stocks of 1990s is back in the news again. Is it still a good investment option?

Yellow flags at Okta: a sudden management change and a higher-than-expected loss.

The list of companies ditching Facebook continues to grow.

A miss on earnings and weak guidance are short-term news, but Eventbrite’s long-term picture is a little more complicated.

And a look at how to know if stock-picking is right for you.

A new and interesting company to keep an eye on if you are a fan of Berkshire-type companies.

Will the oil companies bounce back over the next few months, or is it time for renewables to take over?

You can send your Amazon packages to Rite Aid now. That doesn’t make it a good stock.

The smaller company is buying the larger but keeping the Caesars name.

Two news items from McDonald’s and Beyond Meat provide insights.

The AbbVie-Allergan merger is massive, but two decaying businesses don't necessarily combine to produce long-term growth.