Stock futures are modestly higher on Tuesday, recovering from an uncertain start to the week caused by a volatile commodity market.
Lumber Liquidators was down in premarket trading following its latest earnings release.
TheStreet's Jim Cramer says there's no reason to roll the dice on Lumber Liquidators when Home Depot is a strong buy.
Cramer prefers Home Depot over Lumber Liquidators, and PepsiCo over Coca-Cola. He also likes Costco, Nike and Under Armour.
There is no reason to own Lumber Liquidators when you can own Home Depot, says Jim Cramer.
Jim Cramer says he doesn't think PepsiCo will disappoint on earnings, but if it does, investors should buy it.
Armstrong Flooring began trading as a stand-alone company this week after being spun off from Armstrong World Industries. Don Maier, the new company's CEO, talks with TheStreet.
Lumber Liquidators (LL) stock is jumping as the company won a tentative ruling, dismissing claims that it did not sufficiently warn consumers about cancer-causing formaldehyde in some flooring.
Lumber Liquidators (LL) stock is declining in morning trading on Wednesday as Wedbush mentions headwinds that persist despite yesterday's rally.
Trade-Ideas LLC identified Lumber Liquidators Holdings (LL) as a "perilous reversal" (up big yesterday but down big today) candidate
Dual explosions at a Brussels airport and metro station reignited global panic over terrorism, paralyzing Wall Street.
A quieter holiday trading week was disrupted by tragedy on Tuesday, with dual explosions at a Brussels airport and metro station reigniting global concerns about terrorism.
Trade-Ideas LLC identified Lumber Liquidators Holdings (LL) as a "barbarian at the gate" (strong stocks crossing above resistance with today's range greater than 200%) candidate
Stocks edge higher by mid-afternoon Tuesday, though trading remains unpredictable after a terrorist attack in Brussels reignites fears over global safety and market stability.
Lumber Liquidators (LL) stock is higher this afternoon after reaching a settlement with the California Air Resources Board regarding its laminate flooring.
Stocks move off of session highs by late morning Wednesday even as crude oil continues its bounce.
Stock futures move higher on Wednesday as crude bounces on hopes for an agreement between the world's largest oil producers.
Energy's wild rally took a pause on Tuesday while Lumber Liquidators is back in the news.
Shares of the hardwood-floor retailer fall into a tailspin after an activist investor voices renewed concerns about the company.
Wall Street followed oil markets lower, returning to a session low by the final hour of trading on Tuesday.
Lumber Liquidators (LL) stock is down this afternoon after investor Whitney Tilson said the company has a 50-50 chance of bankruptcy.
U.S. stocks started March with a bang. Stronger oil prices and positive economic data had stocks rallying for the third straight week after ending February with losses.
Lumber Liquidators (LL) price target was lowered on Tuesday at Jefferies, which said the company's sales may get worse before they improve.
Stocks sell off in the final hour of trading Monday, wiping out any gains Wall Street achieved in February.
The stock has yet to bottom and anxious sellers will likely cap the upside.
Stocks lose gains by mid-afternoon Monday as Valeant Pharmaceuticals leads the health care sector lower.
U.S. stocks broke into positive territory as crude oil added to gains at midday on Monday.
Stocks hover around the flatline on Monday in a cautious start to the week after activity in the usually strong housing sector worries investors.
Lumber Liquidators (LL) stock is sinking in early-morning trading on Monday after the company reported a weak 2015 fourth quarter.
Stock futures turn higher Monday despite a weekend meeting of G20 leaders that fails to result in any meaningful action to encourage global growth.
