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Major retailers are making moves ahead of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts

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The chain plans to invest $1.3 billion in the region over the next four years.

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A big jobs data revision, as well as minutes from the Fed's July meeting, kept Wall Street's focus on Wednesday.

Stocks are coming off their best week in a year and eyeing a busy week of Fed speak, including Chairman Jerome Powell's Jackson Hole address on Friday.

In a Wyoming speech the Fed chairman Jerome Powell may offer signals of how fast interest rates will fall.

The retail superstore is putting an end to a long-held policy.

The discount retailer, which also owns HomeGoods, has taken an extreme step to cut down on retail theft and shoplifting.

Parent company TJX announced plans to open 1,300 more stores across the United States.

The discount stores will soon delight even more customers.

The chain has struggled in 2024 amid a string of closures.

The discount retailer is taking blunt measures to prevent stealing.

The discount chain is wildly popular — and for good reason.

The discount name brand chain is showing an impressive trend.

The discount warehouse will shutter all its locations for 24 hours.

The once-busy shop has been struggling over the years.

The initiative is a part of a $1 billion plan to turn the struggling business around.

Let's look at this retail giant as we head into the holidays.

After reporting its latest numbers, TJX Companies is under some pressure.

Stronger comp sales point to even greater consumer wallet share gains.

The Dollar Tree has been chopped and the stock does not seem investible at this point.

While we enjoy the move and its impact on the Portfolio, we see some warning signs.

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U.S. equity markets got a haircut and it was an uneven one at that.

The operator of T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods and more could see higher share prices following earnings this week.

Today is a holding pattern in many ways for the market, and here's what the Pro Portfolio team is watching.

Why we're watching retail earnings from Macy's, Target, and others; Lowe's report; the Fed; and more.

... But we're watching out for the Kansas City Fed, and for what's lurking in the shadows of Wall Street.

Today's numbers could have unintended consequences for how we view the economy, rate cut expectations.

Another week has passed, and we’ve uncovered an ample number of confirming articles and other reports.

We know that the Transports and small-caps are more reflective of expectations for a healthy economic environment going forward than are large-caps.

How key is the ability to adapt to a changing or changed environment as one proceeds through life itself? Perhaps nothing is more important.

Speculators have arrived in droves this week. Meme stocks alone were ridiculous but to then trade this many shares of penny stocks is not bullishness and needs to be shaken out.

A proliferation of bearish patterns across diverse companies and sectors have appeared. Let's look at the S&P, the 10-Year, retail stocks, Palantir and more.

There's another thing the wholesale club is doing that just might provide some protection for its shoppers coping with inflation.

Sales are increasing. Gross margin is increasing. Footprint is increasing. Inventories are decreasing. Debt-load is decreasing. And the firm is still retuning cash to shareholders.

Stocks are riding a two-week losing streak as 10-year Treasury yields flirt with 5%.

The investment firm's analysts rework forecasts on interest rates.

The healthcare provider plans to sell off certain assets through its Chapter 11 bankruptcy case.