Telsey Advisory Group (TAG) is a leading woman-owned research, trading, banking, and consulting brokerage firm focused on the consumer sector.
With our long-standing history of evaluating and assessing the consumer market, TAG provides clients the detailed analysis and market context that is necessary to make strategic and investment decisions. Our focus sectors include: apparel, cosmetics, department stores, discounters, e-commerce, food and beverage, footwear, hardlines, home furnishings, luxury, off-price, restaurants, specialty apparel, sporting goods, and supermarkets. Our comprehensive view of the consumer and full-service capabilities meet the broad needs of our clients.
Dana Telsey, CEO at Telsey Advisory Group, joined CNBC’s “Power Lunch” to discuss what to expect from the back-to-school season for retail companies. To view the video, please click on the following link:
The U.S. grocery slowdown is becoming harder to ignore. Shoppers are buying fewer items than a year ago, and grocery sales are declining as weakening unit sales are now outweighing rising prices. That is according to new analysis from Bain & Company using NielsenIQ grocery data shared exclusively with CNBC....
CNBC’s “Closing Bell Overtime” team discusses Levi Strauss’ latest earnings results and its stock performance with Dana Telsey, CEO and chief research officer at Telsey Advisory Group. To view the video, please click on the following link:
Shares of Nike (NKE.N) rose on Wednesday as investors assessed CEO Elliott Hill's efforts to revive growth, though the sportswear giant's persistent sales slump in China and weak outlook continue to keep Wall Street on edge. "The Nike turnaround is progressing slowly," Telsey Advisory Group analyst Cristina Fernandez said, adding...
Nike is reportedly considering a significant strategic shift in the way it will allow products to be sold online in China, and some industry analysts aren’t convinced it’s a smart move. Analysts at Telsey Advisory Group were also surprised, writing in a June 24 note that Friend was “a figure...
