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Ed Coburn

President and Publisher, Cabot Wealth Network

Ed Coburn has run Cabot Wealth Network since 2018 when he bought the company from longtime friend and colleague Tim Lutts. Ed is a graduate of Cornell University and holds an MBA from the Olin School of Management at Babson College. His career has brought him into many different sectors of the economy, from software and healthcare to transportation and manufacturing, and even oil spills. He is active in the Financial Media Association, a past Director of the Software & Information Industry Association, a member of the American Association of Individual Investors, and a frequent speaker at industry events.

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Short selling is complicated and risky, and we don’t recommend it for inexperienced investors, but those who consider it should keep the following strategies in mind.
Even if you pick the strongest stocks, cognitive biases can undermine your investing success. These are the steps you can take to avoid them.
The threat (and implementation) of tariffs has played havoc with the markets in recent months, so let’s take a step back and explore how they work and how they actually affect the economy.
The truth about the looming crisis that nobody talks about.
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Tariffs but Were Afraid to Ask
It’s not always easy to do when facing a lot of volatility in the markets, but decades of history support staying invested through the ups and downs.
Sophisticated investors know that staying in the market at turbulent times like this isn’t just helpful, it’s mandatory for long-term profits.
Adherence to a system or strategy is one of the best predictors of investing success, but before you can find the right system, you need to know what kind of investor you are.
A message from the desk of President and Publisher Ed Coburn to help readers match their strategy with their goals and risk tolerance for investing success.
This brief investing style quiz will help you determine what kind of investor you are and which Cabot Wealth Network service may be right for you.
A note from President & Publisher Ed Coburn on remote learning, how in-person remains the gold standard, and an in-person learning opportunity for you.
Cryptocurrency is increasingly a part of our daily (and investing) lives. If you’re considering investing to take advantage of the latest crypto boom, these rules can help you manage your risks.
A letter from Cabot President Ed Coburn with his insights and perspectives on all things crypto-related and Cabot’s five rules for investing in cryptocurrencies.
2023 and 2024 were great years for investors, and despite some uncertainty in the market of late, investors would be wise to approach 2025 with optimism for continuing strength.
2024 marked another profitable year for investors, most of whom are now wondering what 2025 has in store. Here are the profit drivers I see coming next year.
After two standout years for stocks, can 2025 bring more of the same? We’ll have to wait and see, but in the meantime, staying in the market is the smart move for most investors.
The strong economy and stock market of the last two years is approaching a possible inflection point. It’s a good time to pay attention but never a good time to overreact.
The Fed has engineered a soft landing, the bulls are running strong, and this writer remains enthusiastic about current investment opportunities.
Fresh highs in the stock market tend to precede new highs, and if you’re underinvested, you may be missing out. Fortunately, there are opportunities for even the most conservative investors.
The stock market is strong and headed upward. This is not a time to sit out.
I saw The Rolling Stones over the summer, and much like this bull market, they look like they’ve still got a few good years ahead of them.
The outlook for the stock market is bullish and you CAN get satisfaction.
When it comes to politics these days, it seems we can’t agree on much. But this is one political question we seemingly all agree on.
No, the stock market isn’t overvalued and, for those looking to make money over time, there is still no better place to be.
Our readers offer their reactions to recent articles about the cannabis investing environment and banning government leaders from trading individual stocks.
In a highly charged, often highly partisan, political environment, there is something a surprisingly large percentage of Americans agree on: Banning government officials from stock trading.
Artificial intelligence is forcing the information landscape to evolve. Instead of fearing it, profit from it. We’ll be here to help.
A letter from the desk of President & Publisher Ed Coburn on the value of experience and the art of investing in an AI-driven world.
Cabot subscribers have shared their successes with us in the past, but none quite like this. Here’s the story of how Cabot helped get one Oscar-nominated film made.
Diversifying your portfolio means more than just buying stocks and bonds. Here’s why you should consider diversifying your investments while making stocks a core holding.