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After 20 years in the retail and consumer goods sector, I became a research analyst and market strategist for Capital Ladder Advisory Group. Since 2011, I have published some 400+ articles surrounding mainstream retailers like Bed Bath & Beyond, Target, Costco and more. I've covered ...more

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March Retail Sales May Signal Further Economic Slowing
It was another ugly retail sales report for the month of March and with February’s retail sales being revised sharply lower as delivered by the U.S. Commerce Department.
How Will March Retail Sales Affect The Retail Sector Stocks?
With many retail stocks expressing low valuations due to poor fundamental metric performances, that valuation may worsen or improve with monthly retail sales data coming out on Friday.
Bed Bath & Beyond Reports A Continued Gross Margin Contraction, But Beats Q4 Expectations
Bed Bath & Beyond has been missing analysts’ estimates for the better part of the last 6 quarters. As such, the share price has been cut in half since 2015.
UVXY: Market Uncertainty And Telling The Untold Future
Last week, most trading days found shares of UVXY trading higher. There was a good deal of volatility during the week and levels of contango had fallen with certain VIX Futures contracts expiring during the week.
Fitbit Shares Benefit From GoPro's Updated Guidance
It was a good day for Fitbit (FIT) shareholders yesterday and one that could not come soon enough.
With Starboard Disposing Its Macy's Investment, The New York Post Rumor Has Been Invalidated
Rumors can be difficult to manage when they surface and center on an investment vehicle in your portfolio.
Smartwatch Vs. Fitness Tracker: Fitbit Dives Deeper Into Smartwatches As Sales Decline
Fitness trackers have outsold smartwatches by more than 3:1 over the last couple of years and since the wearable market took shape.
VIX-Leveraged Instruments Continue To Drive Profits When Used As Intended
While shorting VIX-leveraged instruments has and continues to be the key drivers of success for Golden Capital Portfolio, picking the right stocks and managing the investment has also proven to bolster the portfolios performance.
Brian Cornell's Aim Has Been Way Off Target
Target’s core problem is the existing business that its management team believes they just need to “speed up” in terms of rolling out all of their initiatives that have been in place for the last couple of years.
J.C. Penney's Go-Forward Strategy: Haven't We Seen This Movie Before?
If you are invested in any major department store retail equity you are well aware of the absolute beating exhibited on the sector over the last several months.
Fitbit Retrenches: The Bottoming Phase For A Hardware Company
The Fitbit story doesn’t end here with Fitbit releasing abysmal Q4 2016 results and a FY17 forecast for negative sales and earnings.
Death, Taxes And VIX-Leveraged Intrinsic Decay
They say there are only two certainties in life: Death and Taxes. Of course, as a colloquialism, it is a truism, but you could add to that list a great many other certainties.
Macy's May Be Acquired, But It Begs For Greater Logic
What is strange about the Post article is that it assumes or offers the catalyst for the sale to have come from Jeffery Smith of Starboard Value.
VIX Trading: Even The Pros Get It Wrong
The VIX or volatility doesn’t die nor does it have the ability to die, but rather it expresses an ability for a market or markets to mature past the point of greatest fears.
Fitbit Finds Itself Restructuring Through 2017
After lowering FY16 guidance upon missing Q3 revenues, the situation continued to deteriorate for Fitbit as demand for its fitness trackers continued to fall.
Retail Sector Unwinds Under The Pressure Of Lesser Sales And Border Tax Adjustment Fears
Retail stocks were punished on January 27, 2016 as fear levels increased over the potential for a border tax.
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