There are few sub-groups in retail hurting as bad as department stores. Yeah Amazon.com (AMZN) is doing its thing, but these companies were so late to adopt omnichannel selling strategies, too reliant on mall traffic, …
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On Friday’s Options Action on CNBC, my co-panelist Carter Worth of Cornerstone Macro Research laid out a fairly compelling bullish case for shares of Nike (NKE) prior to its earnings report tomorrow after the close. Watch …
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In late February we took a look at Home Depot (HD) on a day that Target (TGT) and other retail stores were getting a beat down. HD has avoided the carnage seen on other box/department …
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CC and I are both traveling with our families for Spring Break this week, if not much is happening in the market, postings may be light. I’ll be back Friday on Fast Money and Options …
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In case you missed it on Tuesday, Carter Worth, technician extraordinaire from Cornerstone Macro Research, and my Options Action Co-panelist made a compelling case to take profits in the bank stocks as they have shown very …
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Yesterday we previewed ADBE fQ1 earnings and detailed a couple of trade ideas, one a hedge and another a stock alternative. With the stock higher by almost 5% let’s check in on those ideas. First, …
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The the of today’s MoneyBeat column in the WSJ is Beware of Slumping Transports. If 2017 isn’t your first rodeo, then you know why. Transports and Dow theory are a bit ol’ timey, but it’s …
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Adobe (ADBE) reports their fiscal Q1 results tonight after the close. The options market is implying about a 3.5% one day move tomorrow, which is shy of the average one-day post-earnings move of about 4.5% over …
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On a few of occasions over the last month we have written about Oracle (ORCL), back on February 22nd we detailed a trade idea to isolate Q3 earnings, positioning for a breakout to new highs: …
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On March 6th we took a look at Starbucks (SBUX) after a bounce and failure at its downtrend. Here’s what we had to say at the time: To my eye the stock was just rejected at …
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