Is It Too Early To Invest In Retailers?

Published in Investing on 19 October 2012

Two Fools debate whether now is the time to buy retailers such as Next (LSE: NXT) and Halfords (LSE: HFD).

Retail sales exceeded expectations in the UK as the ONS recently reported an increase of 0.6%  for September. David Kuo and Nate Weisshaar discuss whether this signals a buying opportunity for retail stocks. They discuss Next (LSE: NXT), ASOS (LSE: ASC), Halfords (LSE: HFD) and Booker (LSE: BOK) in this short video.

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