You're probably familiar with the blank, weathered walls of storefronts that fell victim to the "retail apocalypse."
Some have been bare for years, while others are freshly scraped.
While brick-and-mortar retailers - and retail stocks - are falling out of favor, one company is turning the misfortunes of companies like Sears and Toys R Us into nationwide growth.
You're probably familiar with the blank, weathered walls of storefronts that fell victim to the "retail apocalypse."
Some have been bare for years, while others are freshly scraped.
While brick-and-mortar retailers - and retail stocks - are falling out of favor, one company is turning the misfortunes of companies like Sears and Toys R Us into nationwide growth.
Over the many years I have been analyzing the markets, there is a simple formula for finding stocks that have the potential to double in value or more.
The core of that formula can be found in the Money Morning Stock VQScore™ system.
Not only does the VQScore system alert us when a stock is undervalued and poised to break out, it also tell us when stocks have become severely overvalued and are due for a pullback.
It's no secret that brick-and-mortar retailers have been sinking under the weight of the "Amazon Effect."
But we've got one specialty retail stock that is thriving - and is severely undervalued, too.
Find why now, before its busy season, is the perfect time to buy.
The "good news" of recent retail earnings isn't actually good news - it's a distraction from the overall trend of retail's demise. But that doesn't mean these companies can't make you money. Here's what's happening to the entire retail sector... and how you can profit.
The death of retail stocks is on the way, as people spend more time shopping online than they do visiting malls.
Iconic department stores were simply too late to adjust to changing consumer habits.
However, we have a unique strategy that could let you profit from the demise of retail stores...
Retail stores are closing and/or filing for bankruptcy at a record pace -- more than during the financial collapse of 2008.
What exactly is happening to American retailers - and more importantly, how will this affect your investments?
Black Friday brings in massive sales for American companies, but some are in serious trouble.
We've compiled a list of three failing American companies on deathwatch this holiday season...
Did you know that a real estate research firm projects 15% of malls will close by 2025?
Well, Money Morning guru Keith Fitz-Gerald projects that number is closer to 50%.
Aeropostale's bankruptcy and Macy's 15% post-earnings plummet are just the latest indications that retail stocks are in crisis.
The GPS stock price today is providing marginal gains for shareholders.
But the company has struggled recently, reporting sales were down in March and having to pull a "racist Gap ad."
Millions of investors believe they need to invest in retail stocks because they're a mirror for the consumer-driven economy we live in. Thatusedto be true, but no more.
One sector has completely derailed the premise. This shift could be like backing Wal-Mart before it roared to 600% gains.
Here's what you need to know...
The stock market is diverging, split between the top-tier "Haves" and the struggling, shrinking "Have Nots."
This shift means big profits for investors looking at the companies I'm about to talk about.
We talked yesterday about the collapse of Macy's Inc. (NYSE: M) and the three "death blows" to the retail industry behind it. But we didn't discuss how to trade it.
So far Macy's stock has lost 40% in four months. It's trading near a three-year low and a P/E ratio of below 10
What happens next? Is there any upside left, or is it going down and therefore a candidate to short or buy puts on?
For the last few years, the Wall Street has been a non-stop cheerleader for Macy's Inc. (NYSE: M), the iconic retailer.
But the music has stopped. Because behind the uncritical boot-licking of Wall Street analysts and television presenters and Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons, the traditional retail business was rotting away.
In the last four months, the stock has collapsed by more than 40% to $39.05. Unfortunately, a lot of investors really got hurt on this one - especially last week.
Here's the truth about Macy's direction.
Amazon.com Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN) debuted its first-ever "Prime Day" today. Discover the best Amazon Prime Day deals, learn how Prime Day will impact Amazon's stock price, and find out how the competition is responding.
Learn everything you need to know about Amazon Prime Day now.
