Benzinga's Bulls And Bears For The Past Week: Apple, Best Buy, Tesla And More

• Benzinga has featured a look at many investor favorite stocks over the past week.
• Summer is here but the markets are still trading at all-time highs.
• Here is a glance some of the past week's bullish and bearish picks.

Have the summer doldrums set in yet? Last week was a busy one, from the political goings on in Washington, D.C. and in the United Kingdom, to the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference and the American Society of Clinical Oncology annual meeting. And the surprise retreat of top tech stocks on Friday has some wondering if it is a sign of a coming correction.

Benzinga continues to feature a look at the prospects many investor favorite stocks, and here were just a few of the bullish and bearish picks from the past week.

The Bulls

"Best Buy Has Proven It Can Weather The Amazon Onslaught" by Merrick Weingarten takes a look at why one key analyst believes that Best Buy Co Inc BBY is no longer getting killed on lower prices and that investors have noticed. Can the consumer electronics retailer gain more market share?

In "Lululemon Has Room For Valuation, Earnings Upside This Year," Dustin Blitchok examines why one key analyst remains encouraged by trends at Lululemon Athletica inc. LULU in the wake of the most recent earnings report. This comes after three stagnant years of results from the purveyor of yoga-wear and accessories.

Merrick Weingarten's "4 Key WWDC Takeaways From An Apple Bull" discusses some highlight from the latest Apple Inc. AAPL developer's conference. There may have been no groundbreaking announcements, but there were more product launches than investors may have anticipated.

Also check out "What Did WWDC 2017 Do For Apple? The Sell-Side Weighs In" for another look at the Apple conference.

The Bears

After a nice rebound in Twitter Inc TWTR shares in May, things have turned particularly bearish again, according to "Twitter Forms Dangerous Technical Pattern" by Wayne Duggan. Technical traders will recognize the head-and-shoulders pattern and will have a sense of where the stock is likely headed next.

In Wayne Duggan's "Snap Returns To The Top Of Short-Seller Favorites," see why J C Penney Company Inc JCP, Snap Inc SNAP and Tesla Inc TSLA were among the most popular stocks with short sellers lately.

"Citron's Andrew Left: Move Your Money From Nvidia To Google" by Elizabeth Balboa examines why a noted short seller sees less downside risk in Alphabet Inc GOOG GOOGL than in NVIDIA Corporation NVDA but many of the same opportunities.

And check out "The Bar For VeriFone Was Already Low This Year — And Management Just Set It Lower" for another bearish call. _________ Image Credit: "Statue of a bull outside Islamabad Stock Exchange, Islamabad, Pakistan." By Danish47 - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia commons