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[Chad Stone,
Managing Editor]( It’s Black Friday! Maybe you’ve already returned from your early morning scrum to secure the doorbuster deal on that Keurig for Nonna. Or maybe you’re sipping your coffee now, bracing for the madness that awaits you at Target later. You could be like me ⦠with nothing on your docket but leftovers, naps to digest said leftovers and endless scrolling through Amazon deals while A Christmas Story plays in the background. With the convenience of online shopping, Black Friday doesn’t quite boast the same frenzy that it used to. Why pummel a random stranger for that Furby when you can just click a couple of buttons and it’ll show up on your doorstep? Now retailers start sales early and extend them well beyond the holiday weekend just to secure whatever profits they can. And with certain retailers already warning of a weaker holiday season ahead, I wanted to see how some of these retail stocks looked in Adam O’Dell’s proprietary Green Zone Power Ratings system. And let’s start with a classic stock for this time of year⦠The Big M Nothing says Thanksgiving like Macy’s. I’m sure most of you have fond memories of taking in the parade on TV while delicious smells of stuffing and gravy waft through your house. And the mega retail chain has something to be happy about heading into the busy holiday season. It just posted a solid earnings beat, with earnings per share coming in at $0.21 versus zero cents expected. It brought in more revenue than analysts expected as well. Investors pushed M shares 6% higher following the beat, which is a solid gain! But after running Macy’s Inc. (NYSE: M) through Green Zone Power Ratings, you may want to hold off on adding shares now. [Turn Your Images On] [(Click here to view larger image.)]( Macy’s stock rates a “Bearish” 24 out of 100 within Adam’s system. That means it’s expected to underperform the broader market over the next 12 months. Macy’s price-based factor ratings really drag it down. It rates a 9 on Momentum, which makes sense considering its stock has lost 34% of its value over the last year alone. And M is still a large stock with a $4 billion market cap. Don’t expect a small-cap bump here. While I’ll always make time to catch some of the Thanksgiving parade, our system is telling me to steer clear of Macy’s stock for now. Let’s turn to the digital side of the holiday sales. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Turn Your Images On](
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