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Earnings Edge
Retail stocks are still in focus in this week's Earnings Edge, but more specifically, the mall trade. This may be dated, but the early 2000s were red-hot for both of the stocks I’m watching — Abercrombie & Fitch Co. (NYSE: ANF) and American Eagle Outfitters (NYSE: AEO). After years of turmoil and volatility, their stocks have revived with digital sales during the pandemic. This week is key to see if that momentum keeps going. Let’s dive in to see what we can expect from these two retail stocks… Click here for more in my Earnings Edge. Suggested Stories: Buy, Hold or Walk Away: AT&T’s $43B Move Triggers One Signal Biotech Barbell: The Best Way to Invest in a “Risky” Sector
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Chart of the Day
As the economic recovery continues, price pressures are growing. Consumers might call this inflation. The Federal Reserve is choosing to ignore it as transitory inflation. At the most recent Fed meeting, minutes indicate the Fed considered the issue of higher prices but believes the problem will resolve itself. But history isn’t on the Fed’s side in some cases. The chart below shows gasoline prices since the early 1990s. While the last price move above $3 in 2014 proved transitory, it lasted four years. Here’s what “transitory” inflation could mean for consumers like us going forward. 
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