It may seem incomprehensible to some, but the combination of chicken wings and cleavage may be losing its appeal to the American consumer. According to the latest data from TickerTags, so-called “breastaurants” have been generating lackluster social media buzz in 2016.
Roughly a year after multiple food safety outbreaks at Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. CMG 1.47% hit the company’s reputation and share price hard, the restaurant chain is still trying to lure back its lost customers. The latest data from TickerTags indicate that Chipotle’s most recent effort may have fallen flat.
With the S&P 500 making new all-time highs again this year, it’s getting increasingly difficult for value investors to find cheap stocks. However, CLSA analyst Vasily Karasyov believes he has found a great value buy in Walt Disney Co DIS 1.4%.
As social push-back continues against sugary sodas, sparking water could be emerging as the next big beverage trend. The latest data fromTickerTags indicates that sparking water’s popularity is on the rise, but not all water brands are getting an equal share of the love.
GoPro Inc GPRO 1.34%’s resurgence has continued Friday, as the stock tacked on another 7 percent gain to its recent run. After Friday morning’s move, the stock is now up more than 20 percent since Tuesday’s close.
Twitter Inc TWTR 3.32% can be an extremely useful and tradeable tool for investors, but only if you follow the right people.
An increasing number of confirmed cases of the Zika virus inside the U.S. has Americans taking notice. The latest data from TickerTagsindicates that Zika may soon have a major impact on at least one U.S. market.
Federal Reserve meetings are one of the most consistent stock market catalysts out there. But for every bull bet on the Fed’s rate decision, there is an inverse ETF to buy to take the respective bearish stance. Here’s a look at three inverse ETFs to play the Fed.
Interest rates have been near historic lows for more than eight years now, and with the Federal Open Market Committee maintaining rates at Wednesday’s meeting, it looks to stay that way at least until November.
It’s now been six years since the current Six Flags Entertainment Corp SIX 0.02% management took over following the company’s 2009 bankruptcy. According to Macquarie analyst Matthew Brooks, the new regime has completely changed the focus of the company, but that doesn’t necessarily make the stock a buy.