CNBC's "Fast Money" Signs Of A Weakening Consumer… And Pressure Mounting On President Biden 7/8/24
Jul 8, 2024
Consumer cracks are forming in fast food, gaming, and retail stocks. Pressure mounts on President Biden to step aside. The impact of inflation on consumer sentiment and stock performance is discussed. Intel's stock surge and strategic moves are analyzed. Boeing pleads guilty, Delta's recovery, and the impact of a new Pennsylvania law on the canned cocktail market are highlighted.
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Consumer Stock Decline
- Several consumer stocks, including Chipotle, McDonald's, and Nike, are experiencing declines.
- This weakness across the consumer spectrum suggests a potential broader market correction.
Strapped Consumer
- The cumulative effect of inflation is hurting consumers, who are using credit to combat rising costs.
- This unsustainable strategy, coupled with rising delinquencies and stock declines, suggests a strapped consumer.
Value Retail vs. Premium
- Consider investing in value retailers like Walmart and TJX that cater to budget -conscious shoppers.
- Avoid or be cautious about premium brands like Nike and Lulu, as consumers may trade down.