On Holdings, Cava and Birkenstocks are poised to move this week.
According to Deutsche over 60% of the consumer facing companies that have reported so Q2 so far are lower. What's striking / concerning / disturbing is the spread between winners and losers. The downside reactions (RIP $CROX) are brutal, the...
These 5 Stocks will set the tone for a critical week.
Buckle up for Earnings
Coming off a week marked by negative headlines (Tariff Madness, Lousy Jobs, and the biggest index declines since May), the stock market is heading straight into the heart of the real...
The long grind higher since the April 8th lows came to a thudding halt last week and, not surprisingly, it was the Consumer Discretionary names leading the way lower. By the time the...
The owner of Vans, Columbia and Timberland (among other things) came in better than expected despite yet another decline in the Vans division, which fell by 14%. There's a...
One campaign won't save AEO... but it can move the stock
I couldn't stop thinking about AEO's new campaign. Not because of the actress or the fake(?) controversy being kicked up online. My interests are artistic, historic and pecuniary.
No one has been rooting for Starbucks harder than me, but the chain is running out of time. With the coffee giant set to report next week, and CEO Brian Niccol approaching his first anniversary since being announced as CEO it's time to review the Risk...
It didn't seem to impact Jeff Bezos' wedding but shares of Amazon have made almost no progress so far in 2025. With YTD gains of only 2% $AMZN is underperforming the S&P500, not to mention fellow Three King Merchants Walmart and Costco:
If you aren't watching the US Open are you even working?
Leaving aside the finances of LIV and the PGA. You can also throw out the slow-growth, low-margin equipment business. I'm here for the outfits. These fittish, highly-strung men...
Huge week for consumer news. Target and Deckers tanked, Urban Outfitters soared and Williams-Sonoma managed to get out of a tricky earnings report more or less unscathed.
But one of the bigger stories, and biggest moves, happened in a name from...
Deckers closed out an eventful week by offering frankly terrifying guidance for the current quarter and refusing to even speculate as to how much worse things could get from here.
The makers of Hoka and Uggs said demand for the former has...
Target didn't have to be "Great" today. They didn't even have to be good.
Since briefly becoming America's retail comfort food during COVID Target has been on an epic run of failure. The misses have only been interrupted only by short...
In a turn of events which would have been shocking virutally any other time in American history the administration finally agreed to a firm 90 day pause on the Chinese tariffs. "Firm" and "Pause" and "Deescalation" and,...
Macke portfolio holding Peloton reports in the morning. Officially the Street is looking for a loss of 6c on ~$650mm for the quarter and about $2.5b in revenue for the year, cranking out about $300 to $350 million EBITDA.
Uber is is pulling back premarket, ostensibly on slightly light revenues and solid but not spectacular guide. At least that's going to be the reason analysts will cite for not taking up their ratings on Uber, despite the company crushing on trailing...
I added a new name to the Retail Round-Up portfolio last week. Spotify entered the portfolio after reporting a "disappointing" first quarter that, honestly, couldn't have made me happier.
Spotify ("The Swedish Netflix") reports, essentially while we are sleeping tonight. The Podcast King is expected to to report revenue growth of about 20% at $4.6b and earnings of $2.52-ish or more, which is a growth rate too large to really delve into...