Nike Inc (NYSE: NKE) has gone on quite a run in the past month after impressing investors with its long-term guidance, but the stock may finally have run out of steam.

Holiday shopping season is the biggest time of the year for toy sales, but Mattel, Inc.(Nasdaq: MAT) investors may not be getting the happy holidays they had hoped for this year.

Investors are anticipating some major updates from General Motors Company (NYSE: GM) when the company holds its investor day event on Wednesday and Thursday. Bank of America analyst John Murphy says the event could certainly move GM stock.

Buffalo Wild Wings (Nasdaq: BWLD) stock jumped 6.5 percent Tuesday after Roark Capital Group announced a $2.4 billion buyout offer for the company worth $157 per share. The price represents a 7.2 percent premium to Monday’s closing price and continues the wave of consolidation in the restaurant industry this year.

It’s generally a good idea for investors to be a bit skeptical of the valuation of a stock that is up nearly 1,000 percent in only three years. However, when it comes to Nvidia Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA), Loup Ventures analyst Gene Munster says the company’s unique positioning may provide even more upside for investors in the years ahead.

A new survey suggests Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) investors may not get the 2018 iPhone supercycle they had been hoping for. However, UBS analyst Steven Milunovich says 2018 iPhone unit sales growth shouldn’t be a concern for investors.

As the dust is just starting to settle from the biggest shopping weekend of the year, analysts are pointing to Best Buy Co Inc (NYSE: BBY) as a name that may be a big winner for investors.

For Square Inc (NYSE: SQ) investors, 2017 has seemed like a dream. Unfortunately, BTIG analyst Mark Palmer says it’s time for the market to wake up.

The U.S. grocery wars are heating up this holiday season. But while pricing cuts at Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) and Amazon.com. Inc.’s (AMZN) Whole Foods are pressuring margins, grocery stocks are also getting squeezed by wage pressures as well.

Netflix, Inc. (Nasdaq: NFLX) may not be getting its way when it comes to net neutrality, but investors have plenty of reasons to be excited about the stock headed into 2018.