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Tesla's super rating; Tiffany dollar downer; Williams-Sonoma weak forecast

Now here are some of the stocks the Yahoo Finance team will be watching for you today.

Tesla Motors (TSLA) It's pretty hard to top this one for an automaker--  Consumer Reports says the upgraded Tesla P85D Model S is the best performing car it's ever reviewed. In fact, it was so good the magazine had to rejigger its scoring system because Elon Musk's electric vehicle initially got a 103 rating out of a possible 100.

Tiffany (TIF) There were a lot of empty little blue boxes in the second quarter, as both profit and revenue fell short of estimates. The luxury retailer blames the strong dollar, saying its stores in America lost foreign customers because of high currency exchange rates. And it is forecasting disappointing full-year earnings.

Dollar General (DG) The news isn't any better on the discount side as the low price retailer topped earnings estimates but missed on revenue. Dollar General says while sales rose 7.9% most of that was attributable to new store openings. It's also reiterating its full year sales forecast.

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Williams-Sonoma (WSM) The specialty home products chain disappointed investors with a weaker than expected forecast for profit and revenue in the current quarter and full year. In the second quarter, Williams-Sonoma met profit estimates and had a top line beat.

Guess? (GES) The trendy apparel maker expects current quarter earnings below what analysts had been looking for. And like Tiffany, Guess says it's being hit hard by the negative effects of the strong dollar. In the previous quarter, Guess beat estimates for both profit and revenue.

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