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Trend analysis is critical when researching small-cap stocks. And these three small caps are benefiting from some of today’s biggest trends.
Pokemon Go has swept the nation these last three weeks, and seemingly everyone (myself included) has joined in on the fun. It reminds me a lot of how the stock market works.
Emerging markets stocks can march to their own drummer, and that’s a good thing for your portfolio. One Chinese education stock looks especially good.
Cyclical stocks aren’t my preference as a growth investor, but when the opportunity is right some of them can make big, persistent, longer-term moves. And right now, three cyclical stocks from one particular industry stand out.
High-yielding dividend stocks have been some of the best performing stocks on the market this year, leading to some out-of-whack valuations. Is a bubble forming, or is this the new normal for the top dividend payers?
The panic that followed the Brexit vote was predictable. What has happened since wasn’t. If you took a contrary point of view and refused to panic and sell half your stocks, you’ve probably made a lot of money.
Today I want to write about one unique subset of indicators I track. These indicators don’t speak often … but when they do, they have a history of pointing to healthy gains in the months ahead. And one is speaking now. I call these “blastoff” indicators, and they’re meant to spot rare displays of power from the market in terms of breadth or volume.
A growth investor who ignores a bull market is missing an opportunity just as much as a gardener who waits until the end of summer to do the planting. For the gardener, that opportunity won’t come again for a year. For the growth investor . . . who knows?