Helen of Troy Limited

Stock futures sink as traders fear the spread of new coronavirus infections could stall global growth; Tesla unveils a cheaper Model Y in China; Newegg Commerce slips after a mega-rally.

The consumer products company lifted its full-year guidance, driven by strength in its housewares business. The stock's been up and down on the day.

Shares of personal and household products maker Helen of Troy surge after the company reports fiscal first-quarter results that beat analysts' forecasts.

Helen of Troy makes Revlon hair dryers and Pert shampoo.

Shares of consumer products company Helen of Troy fall after the company lowers its fiscal 2019 sales guidance.

U.S. oil exports hit a new record last week, an increase of more than 25% from the week prior.

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We will hear from Fed Chair Yellen twice this week, while oil prices are again in focus.

Next week brings earnings and more on Deutsche Bank, Cramer says.

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Trade-Ideas LLC identified Helen Of Troy (HELE) as a "barbarian at the gate" (strong stocks crossing above resistance with today's range greater than 200%) candidate

Trade-Ideas LLC identified Helen Of Troy (HELE) as a new lifetime high candidate

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It's clear the last week of August was the bottom for these three important market sectors, Cramer says.

Trade-Ideas LLC identified Helen of Troy (HELE) as a new lifetime high candidate

Helen of Troy (HELE) shares are up after the company reported its second quarter earnings results yesterday.

Helen of Troy (HELE) shares are higher after-hours Thursday after beating analysts' estimates for earnings and revenue in the fiscal second quarter.

A major price plunge from these shares has created a major buying opportunity.

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The stock is - ouch - down by around 30%, let's see if there's any hope in the charts.

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The US is not yet in recession, but for the first time in a while, we are knocking on that door.

As cosmetics and other luxury goods have to apologize for poor numbers, this global makeup company's charts are starting to bow lower, too.

The firm's management continues to execute on its turnaround strategy.

The maker of beauty products, household items and outdoor gear doesn't look like a buy based on its technical signals and sagging earnings.

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For now, we suggest AAP members stay on the sidelines.

As of Friday's close, the portfolio continues to maintain its positive-year-to-date standing -- now let's check on the week ahead and our strategy.

Almost there. Third quarter earnings season is practically upon us and will kick off late next week.

This week, from a macroeconomic perspective, will be dominated by the June CPI on Wednesday and the June PPI due by Thursday.

Much of the truly horrendous and contractionary macroeconomic data over the past three weeks or so were released after the December Fed meeting.

It’s hard to imagine that interest rates could drop so much and stocks sort of stood still. Let's look at bonds, the buck, new highs and the volatility ahead.

Don't expect the Fed to pivot anytime soon.

Meanwhile, another company has cut its guidance -- and it won't be the last as earnings season approaches.

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