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We all know a Bath and Body Works enthusiast: waiting for the next drop of special edition candles, who considers the semi-annual sales a holiday, and whose home is adorned with plug-in wallflowers. The company they revere, however, is being badmouthed by an alleged disgruntled ex-employee. According to them, the…

Build-A-Bear stock soared 1,733% in five years, outperforming Nvidia, driven by reinvention, omnichannel strategy, and strong financials.

Despite a volatile market, the specialty retail sector is expected to remain resilient, thanks to robust consumer spending. Therefore, investors could look to buy fundamentally strong retail stocks The Aaron's Company (AAN), Build-A-Bear Workshop (BBW), and Envela (ELA). Keep reading….

Despite persistent inflation, consumer spending has remained robust lately, boosting the retail industry’s growth prospects. Therefore, retailer stock Build-A-Bear (BBW) could be a wise investment due to its solid fundamentals and bright growth outlook. However, struggling retailer stocks SIGNA Sports (SSU) and Rent the Runway (RENT) might be best avoided…

With a positive earnings surprise in Q4, GameStop (GME) might be on its way to going bonkers as it did in 2021. However, given its unstable performance and uncertain prospects, fundamentally sound retail stocks ODP Corporation (ODP), TravelCenters of America (TA), and Build-A-Bear Workshop (BBW) appear to be more worthy…

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Retail sales remained constant in July as consumers struggled to keep up with the inflationary environment. However, the long-term prospects of the industry seem bright. Given the backdrop, retail winners Ulta Beauty (ULTA) and Build-A-Bear (BBW) could be ideal buys. But fundamentally weak Party City Holdco (PRTY) might be best…

With energy prices retreating from their peaks, the consumer price index increased 8.5% year-over-year in July, lower than the 40-year high in June. With slightly eased inflationary pressure and a red-hot job market, a resurgence in discretionary spending is expected in the months ahead. Given this backdrop, we think fundamentally…

July inflation came lower than expected, providing some relief to the investors’ concerns. However, the Fed intends to continue with its rate hikes, and the chances of a potential recession cannot be ruled out. The retail industry has outperformed the broader market over the past month, and we think investors…