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This portfolio stock reported Q1 results after the close yesterday that should have investors feeling pretty good about the company’s ability to weather this pandemic.

U.S.-China turbulence led to a rollercoaster week for global stocks with some recovery during the past couple of days. Our Emerging Market Timer has turned negative, as EEM has fallen below both its 25-day and 50-day moving averages.

Several of our portfolio companies posted strong earnings this week and the portfolio is already in a conservative stance. We have a new recommendation today that will diversify the portfolio and give us exposure to a country with a youthful population and a robust economy.

Want a steady, reliable dividend payer in these uncertain times? Few companies are more reliable than Coca-Cola (KO), says Sure Dividend.

Everyone likes a stock with a good story. And there’s no story more inspiring than the turnaround story: failure (or at least some trouble) is followed by rock bottom, and then redemption. Of course, as an investor, you have to get in at some point before redemption. With that in...

Our fifth revolutionary stock is Quidel Corp. (QDEL). The company has been profitable every year of the past decade.

With interest rates on the decline again, stocks are the best place to find income. Here are 5 good stocks with high yields for low-interest-rate climate.

The Barron’s Next 50 list is chock full of millennial stocks - companies with products/services that cater to millennials. I like one of them in particular.

Technology stocks are outpacing the broad market, but one small-cap tech stock in particular is outperforming the industry’s big boys.

My approach to investing is conservative; the tortoise wins the race. But the race is only won over an extended period of time where cultivating patience is an absolute necessity. My objective is to stay fully invested at all times in stocks and bonds, and only invest in stocks and bonds that will decline a minimal amount during stock market corrections.

Stocks hopefully have settled down after facing a rough market in recent weeks fed by expectations that the Fed soon will embark on raising interest rates. This has led to sharp pullbacks for growth stocks with high valuations and no earnings. Quality and value are beating risk right now.

Small caps traded slightly lower the first two sessions of this holiday-shortened week while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq wobbled a bit but enjoyed a bigger pop than small caps today.

Nothing high level that’s a huge priority at the moment, other than that today we saw a significant “risk on” rally as Nvidia’s (NVDA) monster quarter restoked the AI enthusiasm flame that was beginning to dim earlier in the week.

Given all the earnings reports, and another due up early tomorrow (DCBO) I’m jumping right into our stocks for short and sweet updates.

While it’s certainly garnered headlines, is Elon Musk’s involvement in Twitter enough to make it a turnaround candidate?

If you’ve had any real estate dealings, or done any research on real estate, you’ve probably used Zillow.

This week’s Friday Update includes our comments on earnings from eight companies. Also, Toshiba (TOSYY) reported earnings this morning, along with its plan to split into three companies.

This month’s selection is a small company in the health care space given the strength in this group of stocks. The company has a very specific focus on products to treat peripheral nerve injuries, and it’s growing revenue north of 50% annually.

The Chinese company Renren (RENN), tagged with the catchy “Facebook of China” label, came public yesterday.

The tech sector is propping up this market, but there are plenty of cheap technology stocks still out there. And these two will lead a coming revolution.