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Our latest recommendation, Potash (POT), is about as exciting as manure because that is exactly what it is. Potash is a Canadian company, founded in 1975, and based out of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. It is the leading producer of fertilizer throughout the world. They also have operations in the Middle...
Investors are dumping dividend paying stocks of strong companies due to misplaced fears about interest rate sensitivity. That’s opening up new opportunities in our favorite stocks, but be patient with prices. “Buy dividend paying stocks when interest rates are falling, and sell when they’re rising:” It’s always somewhat shocking...
In today’s Dividend Edition, I have two investment ideas for income investors, both of which show hallmarks of being good Dividend Growth Stocks. I made the case for Dividend Growth Stocks here two weeks ago, read the issue here if you missed it. In it, I laid out some of the...
Today, market timing is much more popular than it was 20 years ago, mainly because of the two huge bear markets in the last decade.
Doubling your money in one year is impressive. But doing it two years in a row? That shows some impressive stock picking chops. That’s why today I’m interviewing George Putnam III, Editor of The Turnaround Letter. Putnam is on track to make Dick Davis Digests history by choosing our best-performing Top...
Cabot Top Ten Trader, our weekly advisory, details the strongest stocks of the previous week.
Yes, as many of you have anticipated, Tesla (TSLA) is the eighth in my series of “10 Revolutionary Stocks.”
If you have a system, you need to have an acronym! I call it the SNaC approach.
The major market indexes are in intermediate-term downturns, and most analysts are warning that we have another 5% to 10% downside left in this correction. But has tone gotten too pessimistic? Watch this week’s Stock Market Crash Course to find out whether we’re closer to a top or a bottom. Click...
How are you feeling about the market this September? If you’re worried, you’re in good company.