Chewy Inc Stock News

Safety is boring—but boring can be the smartest play when markets are stretched thin. With the S&P 500 trading near record highs and the Federal Reserve cutting rates, investors should reconsider the assumption that this cycle will play out like the last.

Chewy (CHWY 4.52%) is the type of stock the market doesn't pay nearly enough attention to because it's in a category that doesn't grab headlines. The company isn't chasing some cutting-edge technology like artificial intelligence (AI) or quantum computing, it's selling pet food and supplies.

Popular pet supply retailer Chewy (CHWY -0.60%) is betting that market share and customer loyalty will pay off in the long run, even as short-term earnings dip. As the company matures, its strategy has shifted from rapid growth to nurturing loyalty and recurring purchases.

Chewy (CHWY 1.97%) delivered sales above what management was forecasting in its most recently completed quarter.

This particular factor makes Chewy (CHWY -2.21%) a more manageable business, making it less volatile for investors.

If you're interested in stocks that depend on the consumer, you have a wide range of choices, from travel and entertainment to e-commerce and food and beverages. And that's just to name a few.

Shares of leading pet goods e-commerce juggernaut Chewy (CHWY -0.57%) are up 11% this week as of 1 p.m. ET on Friday, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence.

Despite its stock price already doubling since 2024, leading online pet goods retailer Chewy (CHWY 0.05%) remains one of my favorite stocks to buy right now.