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Recently Warren Buffett predicted that the Dow 1 million would happen in 100 years. That sounds like a big jump from today’s level.

With Northrop Grumman (NOC), we come to a stock that illustrates a point of real conflict between value and growth investors.

When I recommended TSLA stock back in December 2011, the only Tesla cars on the street were the two-seat Roadsters.

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

The best long-term market timing indicator I know of is simple and has helped me outpace the Nasdaq by more than 2-to-1 since 2000. Here’s how it works.

I’ve heard my father, Tim Lutts, warn investors against thinking of investing as a hobby, because most hobbies wind up costing you money.

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.

One data point I use to make investment recommendations is a growing number of institutional investors. Right now, institutions are selling this FANG stock.

I just read a piece by Mitch Zacks titled 3 Common Investing Mistakes. Mistake number two was market timing.

Eugene Fama recently won the Nobel Prize in economics for his work on portfolio theory and asset pricing.

“It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble. It’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so.”

How many stocks is the right number of stocks? I’ve been pondering this question recently, for a couple reasons. Reason number one: Every weekend, Cabot Wealth Advisory Editor Paul Goodwin sends out a “Fortune Cookie,” in which he picks an investing-related quotation to comment on. Here’s this weekend’s quote: Paul...

Today’s Revolutionary Stock is SunPower (SPWR), a leading player in the photovoltaic solar panel business.

With markets soaring to new highs, the average stock investor is probably happy as a clam at high tide.

Revolutionary stocks not only have rapid growth, but also have the potential to get much larger.

In my opinion, Warren Buffett is the best investor ever. But how did Mr. Buffett achieve such remarkable returns?

In 2002, the Investment Company Institute found that just about half of all U.S. households owned stock.

We write for a pretty well educated investors. But sometimes we forget how common the “other” type of investor is.

The Contrary Opinion Forum, a gathering of independent-minded investors, has been going on for more than 50 years.

It’s always a good idea to buy strong stocks on a reasonable pullback. But don’t let a big upmove freeze you out.