Two Big Reasons Wall Street Is Ignoring Abercrombie’s Earnings Whiff

Abercrombie & Fitch just took the wraps off weak fourth-quarter and full-year 2016 results, but Wall Street, if not millennials, seem to be buying into what the company’s value-oriented Hollister division is selling. On Thursday, Abercrombie reported fourth quarter earnings of 71 cents a share on $1.04 billion in revenue, lower than estimates for earnings of 75 cents a share on $1.05 billion, according to analysts surveyed at Factset.

2 Dividend Stocks That Are Too Unsafe

To sidestep that imminent sell-off, investors should be very choosy with their dividend plays next year. Dividend stocks with poor earnings growth, unsustainable payout ratios, or inconsistent dividend hikes should be avoided at all costs.

Best Fashion Stocks of 2017

Clothing brands and the apparel industry can be a fickle place, with many of the most iconic apparel brands actually suffering among a changing consumer landscape. This list of clothing retail stocks breaks down the sector to try to find the best publicly traded fashion stocks.