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The big problem is that the market has been going up for so long that people forget that it can go down.

The population of the U.S. is aging. The over-65 age group grew by 18%—to 41.4 million—from 2000 to 2011. But we’re not the only country that’s growing old. By 2050, it’s estimated that the number of citizens in...

WHY? is a useful question only in the sense that it can reinforce your decisions to buy or sell.

Thinking about the distress felt by new investors recently got me thinking about how to stay calm.

Here’s an introduction to stock chart reading, something that’s key to my growth stock methodology.

I want to share a big intellectual idea—a big National Idea—that is not at all widespread, never mind popular.

Three alternatives to stock investing which I’m discussing today are just ideas I’m throwing out there.

Whatever your attitude toward Boomers, you have to admit that the potential problem is enormous.

Today, I will continue my chart series, by writing about using bursts of volume to identify areas of support.

The fact that P/E is popular does’t mean that it is always useful. Having more data is not always better.

Cracker Barrel Old Country Stores (CBRL) operates 608 combination full-service restaurant and gift shops in 42 states. The restaurants, which feature home-style country cooking menus, accounted for 79.6% of fiscal 2013 revenues. The gift shops (20.4% of sales) feature rocking chairs, apparel, toys, cookware, ceramics, and an array of food items. Consensus...

The market uptrend holds but the current rally is showing some signs of maturing, with nearly all averages holding at just-achieved record highs. Indicator charts remain bullish but also show movement to their prior overbought top levels. That points to increased risk. While overbought conditions can...

WHY? is a useful question only in the sense that it can reinforce your decisions to buy or sell.

I got questions from my subscribers after ATHN’s move, all of them wanting to know if it was still buyable.

Last week, reviewing the 10 Revolutionary Stocks, I asked you which ones you owned.

The last couple of days haven’t been pleasant. But the long-term trend of the market is up.

Like almost any activity worth doing, growth investing requires a certain amount of study to get right.

I’ve profiled 10 revolutionary stocks here, describing how each one has the potential to yield very large profits.

Trading volume was relatively light on the NYSE with 750 million shares changing hands. The Advance-Decline (A-D) line was positive but the number of stocks making new 52-week lows was unacceptably high at 85 (versus only 53 new highs)....

Today I have two ideas for your watch list (or possibly for small new buys if you’re so inclined).