Jim Cramer says this positive start will be hard to sustain this earnings season. He's got your game plan for next week.
Now that we've gotten Levi's first earnings report in, what's more popular? Denim or athleisure?
The trend could well sustain growth for years to come as more women flock to denim products.
Jim Cramer warns: Don't blink or you'll miss this market movement. He looks at what's got investors' attention: Boeing, China, retailers and rotations.
The consumer is alive, well, and might benefit from a thaw with China and easy to get jobs. So would Boeing and Caterpillar.
The long, strong run in the shares of the athletic apparel retailer does not appear to be over.
BlackBerry stock is ripping higher after beating on earnings and revenue expectations. Here are the levels to watch now.
Lots of IPOs and innovation will reward investors who do their homework, Jim Cramer says.
The bulls may not be doing much but the bears are doing even less.
lululemon athletica inc. (NASDAQ:LULU) announced today that it has agreed to repurchase one million shares of its common stock in a private transaction with funds affiliated with Advent International Corporation (Advent).
The Dow Jones Industrial Average ends up as investors react to progress in trade talks between the U.S. and China.
Lululemon's stock is on a roll after a big earnings beat, but there are areas in which it still has room to grow.
Until we see significant weakness, the stock looks like one to own.
Starting with Lyft, individual stocks are going to make a comeback. I sense the excitement and the possibilities. But don't leave it to just the IPOs.
What the market likes is growth. LULU is delivering plenty of that.
Lululemon stock is ripping higher, climbing more than 15% after better-than-expected earnings. Here's how to trade it at new all-time highs.
Here's the best trading approach now for the stock, which is creating exceptional relative strength.
LULU is head and shoulders above the rest of the retail names.
Jim Cramer breaks down Lululemon's quarter and what he thinks about the stock.
Here's what Jim Cramer is thinking about Lululemon's earnings, Lyft's IPO and Apple's credit card.
The company expects to open more than 20 new international stores in 2019, at least half of those will be in Asia.
Lululemon has leapt to an all-time high on Thursday, but is it running too far too fast?
Lululemon Athletic shares opened at a record high Thursday after the sports apparel group posted solid fourth quarter earnings and said accelerating online sales would drive better-than-expected full year profits.
While there is some positive movement, it has not been sustained which makes trading quite tricky.
Lululemon is by no means an inexpensive stock. As such, it will need to leverage the areas it has not yet saturated to keep the market appeased.
Here's what Jim Cramer is thinking about Lyft's IPO, Lulu's earnings and Apple's credit cards.
Many bulls believe there is much more room to run for the shares, even after such a rapid gain in earnings.
U.S. stock futures are higher amid progress in U.S.-China trade talks; Five Below rises despite first-quarter guidance below estimates; Lyft jacks up its expected IPO price range; Lululemon soars after a strong earnings beat.
