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Apple (AAPL) stock has been climbing a wall of worry over the last year. Can it continue? Or has AAPL actually peaked again, with nowhere to go but down?

2015 has been a challenging year for most investors. And if this year taught us anything, it’s that options need to be a part of every trader’s playbook.

There are hundreds of undervalued stocks in the market today. I have listed 10 high-quality companies that have been beaten up badly, but will likely recover during the next 12 months. All 10 of the stocks in my list are rated as undervalued by Standard & Poor’s, and each stock is rated above average quality by S&P.

For decades, Exxon Mobil was one of the most valuable properties on Wall Street. Today, however, XOM stock looks untouchable.

A highly controversial commercial knocked Peloton stock back 15%. Here’s why it was the best thing that could have happened for the company and the stock.

There is an entire world of securities created with income investors in mind.

The 2-year bear market in biotech stocks has some trading for less than their cash on hand. Here are 3 I like.

The growing global middle class should bring immense profits to emerging market consumer companies. “Taipans,” the new tycoons, are already investing in them.

Comparing Costco (COST) to Nvidia (NVDA) may seem like apples to oranges, but they’ve both made savvy investors a lot of money. So which is the better buy today?

The IPO market has improved markedly in the last two years and is on track to heat up even more in 2025, which makes these two stocks names to watch.

Nvidia (NVDA) has been a huge recent winner, but Costco (COST) boasts a dominant business model, which is why Costco stock is the better long-term investment.

In the midst of a multiyear bear market for biotechs there’s still opportunity, like these 3 stocks trading for less than the cash on their balance sheets.

Both stocks have been strong performers in recent years and trade at elevated valuations, but which stock belongs in your portfolio: Costco (COST) or Nvidia (NVDA)?

This week, Cabot Profit Booster features a top new-economy recommendation in the fast-growing social media space whose stock is just short of its all-time high.

Today’s recommendation continues to look like the market’s top networking-related play, as it’s one of the only firms out there that’s firing on all cylinders.

Despite the self-induced recession, the stay-at-home economy is booming thanks to companies that are letting employees work from home—and even after things go back to normal, it’s likely some of this new workplace flexibility will be here to stay.

The market rebound over the past few weeks has been very impressive; it’s now turned our intermediate-term timing indicator back to positive. But buying after such a spike is risky, so today’s recommendation is a beaten-down stock that has nowhere to go but up.