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Want to invest in the stocks the big hedge funds are buying in real time? Here’s how to do it. But beware: hedge funds get it wrong sometimes too!

Crista is adding a new stock to the Buy Low Opportunities Portfolio

Certain sectors are about to get a jolt of energy from the post-Covid recovery. Others aren’t. Here are three reopening stocks to avoid.

Small-cap stocks have had a good year. Lately, small-cap growth and value stocks in particular have caught my attention. Here are three that stand out.

You need to remember that everything that made an investment risky can make it a great opportunity.

Companies with low risk are not hard to find. First, search for companies with little or no debt.

After a bumpy first half of the year, there are plenty of undervalued dividend stocks out there. Here are 10 poised for a big second half of 2018.

Lately, Canadian companies appear clearly undervalued and offer excellent appreciation potential during the next one to three years.

Beyond the incessant trumpeting of current events by every orifice of the media, a future awaits. And it’s right around the bend. Beneath the current noise, tectonic plates are moving below the surface, and the world is changing.

Identifying these underlying shifts is a great way to find winning investments. And there is a particular shift that is affecting the market far more than any other, the rapid pace of technological advancement. It is the greatest force driving the market and its dominance is likely to grow.



When investors focus on the world beyond the virus and the elections they will ask what’s next. What is next for the market is what is next for technology. And 5G is central to that discussion.



5G will drive the next phase of technological innovation and launch the world into a new digital age. In this month’s issue, I highlight a major player in the technology space that will benefit directly and massively from the rollout. It’s still cheap, pays a good dividend and is on the cusp of an epic year.

We enter 2020 in a tricky situation. It is very late in the recovery and bull market and the market is near an all time high. While the bull market is likely to last a while longer, this still isn’t a great place to be in general. However, while the overall market is expensive there are rare pockets of great value.

In this issue I highlight a shipping stock that has remained profitable and paid dividends every single quarter through an industry depression. That company is yielding a massive 9.6%. And industry conditions are improving. It may be 2020 in the overall market, but I found a place where it’s 2009 again.

Despite the fact that the market indexes have come roaring back near the old highs, many stocks are still cheap. Cheap dividend stocks have created some of the highest yields in a decade. While there is great opportunity, it’s not as easy as it might seem.

There is also great risk. In most cases, stock prices have fallen because the coronavirus lockdown has seriously hurt business. The financial pain is yet to be realized. Many of these high-yielding stocks will be forced to cut the dividend to free up much needed cash.



It is only those rare cheap, high-yielding stocks with safe dividends that offer great opportunity for dividend investors in this market. In this issue I highlight one of the very best. It is one of the best high-yield opportunities in a decade.

Getting an early head start on a career or trade that you’re passionate about can mean the difference between just punching the clock and doing meaningful work that’s satisfying in its own right. On top of that, you can potentially save hundreds of thousands of dollars on education expenses and make significantly more over the course of your career by tailoring your educational pursuits to match your career goals. This month, we’ll help you outline a blueprint to pursue your dreams while maximizing your earnings, and we’ll discuss the pros and cons of investing in your employer and industry.

The market remains under pressure as interest rates rise, which keeps us in a cautious stance -- we’re holding nearly as much cash as we have during the past two years as few stocks are able to sustain any upside. That said, we actually think the market has a solid setup here--there are a decent number of names forming normal launching pads, sentiment is awful and earnings season could be a catalyst. The bulls still have a lot to prove, but we’re remaining flexible should the buyers appear.


Tonight’s issue reviews our remaining names and market outlook in more detail, talks about some big-picture positives to keep in mind, as well as some things we want to see as a sign the buyers are taking control. More watchful waiting is needed, but we’re keeping our watch list up to date should the market’s character change.

The stock may seem expensive, but it was just recommended as a good buy here.

A few investing mid-year resolutions that you can use to improve your investing performance in 2011 and beyond.

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

Investing isn’t something they teach you in school (usually). If you want to learn to be a good investor, you’re going to have to educate yourself.

The Cabot philosophy is our growth investing rules that we’ve fine-tuned over 40 years.

Cabot China & Emerging Markets Report recently recommended Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories (RDY).