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Crista Huff

Chief Analyst, Cabot Undervalued Stocks Advisor

Crista Huff is the lead analyst of Cabot Undervalued Stocks Advisor, where she combines a strict fundamental methodology with technical analysis, to identify growth and value stocks whose charts are turning bullish.

Crista spent over 20 years working for large global corporations, including 13 years at Morgan Stanley, where she was a Vice President and Financial Advisor. In 2011, she launched a stock market website, Goodfellow, in which the vast majority of Crista’s model portfolios outperformed their comparable U.S. market indices by margins of 50% to 100% and more—with less risk.

In addition to her investment career, Crista has an extensive political and economic background. She taught thousands of Colorado voters how to get involved in politics and effectively make their voices heard, opening the door for them to become volunteers, employees, delegates, candidates, elected officials and policy leaders. Most recently, she worked as an international trade advocate in Washington D.C., teaching Congresspeople about the intricacies of trade agreements and how they could better formulate policies that benefit U.S. jobs and the economy.

Crista is a frequent guest on political and financial radio shows across the U.S.A.

From this author
Two new Dow 30 stocks are a reflection of a changing market, and a boon for the companies involved. Here’s what the changes mean.
If you haven’t sold your Boeing stock yet, you’re probably an investor who does not have a sell strategy. Here’s how mine works.
The market is stuck in an intermediate-term trading range, and could be for a while. But with no recession in sight, you should be buying stocks now.
Valero Energy stock is almost criminally oversold. Here are the myriad reasons why shares of the energy refiner have better than 50% upside this year.
Procter & Gamble stock has been a market stalwart for decades. But there are better stocks out there, most of which didn’t use this annoying marketing ploy.
Will the U.S. endure another recession in 2019? Perhaps. But let’s put in context what a recession would actually mean this time around.
Homebuilder stocks are woefully undervalued right now. And history says you should buy them right now if you want to make money.
The evidence in the charts is clear: You should always buy stocks right before major elections. And right now, airline stocks are a good place to start.
Things look bleak on Wall Street right now. But the market will eventually rebound. When it does, these 12 popular large-cap stocks will lead the charge.
Bank stocks have gone nowhere this year. But there are signs that the ice-cold sector is beginning to thaw. Here’s what I see.
At the start of the year, I listed my 10 favorite buy-and-hold stocks for 2018. So far, this mid-cap stock is up 26% year to date - with more room to run.
From a potential Warren Buffett takeover to double-digit EPS growth to a dirt-cheap valuation, there’s a lot to like about Delta Air Lines stock right now.
Aaron’s is a fairly obscure retailer. But AAN stock is incredibly attractive from three major investing viewpoints: growth, value and technical analysis.
Thinking of buying low on GE stock? Don’t do it! Not yet, at least. Here are four reasons General Electric has much further to fall.
Netflix, Facebook and Twitter were all punished recently on bad earnings. Of the three, NFLX stock looks like by far the best long-term bet. Here’s why.
Zions Bancorporation (ZION) has been up and down of late. But if you’ve stuck with ZION stock through all the volatility, you’ve made a lot of money.
Investors panicked after this week’s NFLX earnings report, selling the stock off in droves. A closer look reveals that the panic was needless.
GE stock, the Dow Jones Industrial’s oldest member, has been kicked out of the hallowed index. Does that make it untouchable, or a sneaky bargain?
A coming reorganization in sector classification will trigger a major shakeup in sector funds. That means short-term market volatility - and opportunity.
New economic growth legislation will ease financial and regulatory burdens on smaller banks, and should especially benefit this growing mid-cap bank stock.
This year, Wall Street has been ignoring takeover stocks until it’s too late. Don’t make that mistake! These takeover targets are ripe for the pickings.
Dividend growth stocks combine the best of both worlds—high dividends and high portfolio yield. Here are 3 famous companies set to raise dividends in June:
I’ve been pounding the table on top energy stocks since November 2016 and these stocks have recovered well from the Stock Market correction—take a look.
In August 2016, I recommended a bank stock that has since produced a return of 98%. Despite that huge run-up, it’s still undervalued.
Want to make money in AAPL stock? Then all you need to do is watch this one key number. Apple shares have been rising and falling for years based on it.
Phillips 66 (PSX) was already a favorite of mine thanks to a combination of growth and value. Warren Buffett just made the energy stock even more appealing.
As oil prices have risen, the energy sector has gotten going. This supplier of precision-engineered fluid motion and control products is leading the way.
Is your portfolio well-positioned to take advantage of the growing demand for building materials? If not, USG stock is a good place to start.
A year ago, I recommended four homebuilder stocks. PulteGroup stock has been the best performer of the bunch, up 84%. But here’s why I sold it.
My favorite bank stock to buy today combines both deep value and impressive growth. And the chart shows the stock already has plenty of momentum.