A stock’s price-to-sales ratio reflects how much investors are paying for each dollar of revenues generated by a company.

In this video I discuss my short positions and why I am shorting them as well as some potential shorts.

I have 45 “live” short positions, which I’ve broken into three equal chunks this weekend.

Auto sales are down around 47% in a month, yet there are signs things are getting better.

The shares of AutoNation, Inc. are on the rise after the automotive retailer said it will return $77 million it had previously received from the U.S. Paycheck Protection Program.

AutoNation (AN) came out with quarterly earnings of $1.31 per share, beating the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $1.15 per share. This compares to earnings of $1.10 per share a year ago.

The sole aim of investors, while designing their portfolio, is to generate attractive returns.

AutoNation CEO Mike Jackson recently announced his plan to leave the company in March after 20 years at the company.

One of my zillion shorts is Auto Nation, which is having a good down day. It had a gap down at 38.54 today, so I’ve tightened up my stop.

I’m not going to dance around it: I am very short again. I have 99 different short positions and am aggressively positioned for the week ahead. I have gone through all my charts and have broken a portion of them into distinct sectors.

Shares of AutoNation are climbing in morning trading after the company said its long-time chief executive officer will step down from his role in 2019 to become the company's executive chairman.

Here are the best and the worst performers among Russell 1000 stocks in 2017, and 20 stocks that have a chance to perform well in 2018, which should be another good year for investors in large cap stocks.

Sector rotation is a common trading and investment theme, but there is little agreement on what it really means. For those who understand this process, this can be a very profitable trading method.

Another chart I’ve cited as an intriguing short idea is AutoNation, which is down a bit more than 2% today.

AutoNation, Inc. (NYSE:AN) posted mixed fourth quarter earnings results on Friday, as profits declined significantly in all three of its car segments.

Corporate earnings have started growing again, with growth in the ongoing Q4 earnings season on track to reach its highest level in eight quarters.