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Stock #7 in my 10-part series on the best forever stocks in 2018 is Carvana (CVNA), an online-only used car dealer that’s revolutionizing the industry.

Recommending good growth stocks is our specialty. But we want you to be able to find them on your own. Here are nine items to look for.

Continuing the story of my recent road trip from Salem, I focus on two cities, Wilmington and Cary.

I don’t have any more idea than you do of what The Next Big Thing is. But the real opportunity for investors comes to those who see the potential.

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

I’d like to start off today with two true stories. The first is about my great-grandfather, Carlton Gardner Lutts, an inventor, entrepreneur and metallurgist. Between 1929 and 1954 while working at the Boston Navy Yard, he developed and patented several improved methods of manufacturing anchor chains. That’s a diagram from one...

So how can you pick stocks that have a good chance to become winners? Interestingly, the best way is by looking backwards!

Will 2014 be a repeat of 2013—so that investors who missed out in 2013 can make up for lost ground?

The November pullback has highlighted the market’s new AI leaders—stocks that smart money was eager to buy once the market started bouncing. Here are a few we like now.

Thank goodness; the shutdown is over!

And that agreement (although not really agreeing on much!) has helped the markets to continue their upward momentum, albeit with a few hiccups. All eyes are on the Fed, as I write this, with expectations that it will once again lower rates by a quarter of a point.

Unless you’re a brand new subscriber to Cabot Undervalued Stocks Advisor, you’re aware that as we entered 2018, I had been advising investors to raise cash so that they could buy low during the yet-to-occur-but-overdue stock market correction. There was nothing amiss with U.S. stocks, in my estimation, other than that the markets rose continuously since the November 2016 general election.

Tesla, Luckin Coffee and Virgin Galactic have been among the three of the hottest stocks on the market. Here’s what they have in common.

All of the stories on financial greed teach the same lesson: if it seems too good to be true, it probably is.