As earnings season starts to wind down the health of the economy will be on everyone’s radar. This past week investors were greeted with a better than expected GDP number. It was the first time in four quarters we've seen positive GDP. Although the majority of the number came from government stimulus programs it was still good enough that economists started calling the recession over. Next week investors will be focused on an FOMC meeting and the jobs numbers. Analysts are expecting the unemployment rate to climb to 9.9% inching ever so close to the 10% level. With unemployment ...

Shoppers continue to shun Tiffany but will inevitably rediscover its upscale tastes

The recent strong upward move in the market may have been caused by short sellers covering their positions. Investors should watch for short squeeze opportunities when trading.

Tiffany shares should rebound substantially once business trends reverse course.

Despite falling sales Tiffany will shine again, and investors should take note of its low stock prices.

Sales Total $66.9 Million, Representing Growth of 2.4%