Going with the flow is all well and good, but rising head and shoulders above the crowd is a sign of a solid stock. Today’s Screen of the Day features four companies that have bolting Relative Strength lines. An RS line tracks how a stock is doing against the S&P 500 — an incline, for instance, means that the company is outperforming the index. China-based flash sale site Vipshop Holdings (VIPS), which reports Q3 earnings Tuesday, is expected to
Vipshop Holdings (VIPS), the Guangzhou, China-based flash sales apparel seller, is expected to continue to ride a growth wave when it reports third-quarter earnings after the close Tuesday. The consensus estimate of 25 analysts polled by Thomson Reuters is for Vipshop to report earnings of 7 cents a share, excluding options expenses, up 133% from 3 cents in the year-earlier quarter, on revenue of $863.12 million, up 125%. Analysts expect Vipshop
Three of China’s big e-commerce companies will report third-quarter earnings next week. China’s largest direct sale e-commerce company JD.com (JD), known as China’s Amazon (AMZN), will report before the open Monday. Vipshop Holdings (VIPS), a Chinese flash-sales online apparel retailer, will report after the close Tuesday, while Jumei International (JMEI), one of China’s leading online retailers of beauty products, will report after the close