Why I Just Bought The Most Hated Stock In Retail
Lululemon collapsed from $516 to $165 in two years. Money managers rotated out during quarter-end window dressing. Retail traders avoided it because the chart looked like death. I stepped in and bought 50 shares at $165.
Growth Deceleration Relative To “Liberation Day”
Growth in the U.S. has slowed since April’s “Liberation Day” tariff shock, with key weekly economic indexes down 0.7‒1.1 percentage points from trend — signaling early warning signs for the broader economy.
The Real Ghost Of Halloween: Inflation
Halloween spending is expected to hit $13.1 billion in 2025, but adjusted for inflation, this is closer to 8.7 billion in 2009 dollars, about the same as in 2023.
The Enormous Earnings Power Of The Mag 7 Group
The Mag 7 group is on track to bring in 24.9% of all S&P 500 earnings in 2025, up from 23.2% of the total in 2024 and 18.3% in 2023.
Netflix Stock: Exciting 10:1 Split. Not-So-Exciting Earnings. What’s Under The Surface?
Recently, Netflix announced a 10:1 stock split. A split does not change the value of the company, but it lowers the price per share and often makes the stock feel more accessible to everyday investors.
Gold Chasing Reversing
Investors chasing gold’s upside momentum was a major driver of its recent surge. Their relentless capital inflows helped catapult gold up to extraordinarily-overbought levels, really ramping risks for a reversal.
High Dividend 50: Hooker Furnishings Corp.
Hooker Furnishings offers a relatively attractive dividend yield of 10.4%, reflecting its commitment to returning capital to shareholders despite recent earnings volatility.
