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Dollar Tree and EZCORP should perform quite well during the next few months.

For growth investors, the things that can ruin our plans are pretty easy to understand but impossible to predict.

The surfer is the investor who figures out which direction the market is going and gets in step with it.

Cabot’s indicators don’t try to predict what the market is going to do. Rather, they allow us to identify the actual trend of the market.

Another simple system I use to buy and sell stocks is based on earnings momentum and earnings revisions.

“Do you know a bad investor?” Because I naturally assume that anyone who reads my columns is a very good investor.

For 42 years, Cabot has been offering education and advice on how to buy and sell stocks.

Bargains can be found in high-quality companies paying dividends yielding more than high-quality bonds.

Here are two healthcare stocks that are currently undervalued and sell at bargain prices.

The fourth company on my list of stocks that share growth and value characteristics is Gilead Sciences.

I don’t know if the rest of the country is as interested in the World Series as the citizens of Red Sox Nation are, but with the Series on, I had an idea.

The third of my 10 stocks that share growth and value characteristics is Celgene (CELG).

Today, I’m going to serve up a company that has appeared in both Cabot Top Ten Trader and Cabot China & Emerging Markets Report.

Both Chinese antiques and Chinese stocks are hot right now.

Instead of recommending a stock today, I’m going to review some basic growth investing rules.

An undisciplined trader will want to dive back in at the first decent bounce.

Cabot editors share their favorite books on investing.

How often do you trade your stocks during a year? Do you turn over your portfolio an average of once a year, twice a year or a dozen times a year? In this age of super-fast computers that are programmed to trade in nanoseconds, should we trade more often to keep up with the ever-changing stock market? My opinion is no.

Last week, I wrote about the misallocation of federal stimulus funds in Massachusetts and I received a lot of really great comments from readers. I’m re-printing some of the best today. Enjoy!

How to know when you should and shouldn’t average down in “good” stocks.