In this installment of Investor Beat: Best Buy and HHGregg fight to stay alive. And shares of Dow component Home Depot hit an all-time high.
Bed Bath & Beyond downgraded to 'perform,' and Elizabeth Arden downgraded to 'market perform.'
For double the value, these stocks meet the investment criteria of two legendary value investors.
The rally's shunning these related companies, and that's fine -- we don't need a repeat of 2007-2008.
If you sell out now, you could miss some solid performance. Plus, it's still too early in the year to be worried about your results for all of 2013.
Stocks are higher again following the weekly unemployment claims data, which may signal that Friday's monthly jobs report will be a strong one.
Markets seem set to continue Tuesday's rally and send the Dow further into uncharted territory.
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