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The investment opportunities in the sharing economy trend are still few, but there is one stock that looks great.

Dunkin’ Brands (DNKN) and Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR) are two bright spots in a sea of negative news.

Today is Columbus Day, the day we honor the man who had the courage to do something different.

You can’t just have a good offense if you’re going to be successful in the market. You also need a good defense, meaning you have to be able to identify when a stock’s major advance has ended and you should book profits.

While tweaks and improvements are always necessary, it’s better to stick with a set of rules and tools over time.

With growth stocks, the very best indicator of which way a stock will go next is which way it’s going now. Which brings me to Tesla Motors (TSLA).

I don’t have any historical data, but I know that the practice of senior corporate executives getting part of their compensation in company stock has been around for a long time.

Tesla bypasses the existing auto dealership structure and sells directly to the consumer which at least avoids additional cost dealer would tack on.

The past year has been relatively easy for investors. But I know that these boom times won’t last.

The Hot Investor buys trends. He’s impatient. The Cold Investor, on the other hand, buys what’s out of favor and waits patiently.

An analyst at Morgan Stanley used numbers to argue last week that TSLA will go to 320!

Over many decades, Cabot has identified a few characteristics that have been found in almost all of our holdings that doubled.

I don’t know about the future of CREE. I just know that a stock that I owned had a bad day and I sold it.

A good party stock needs a couple of things: First, it needs a convenient comparative nickname.

It’s customary at this time of year for investing pundits to give market forecasts. Here’s mine. In the year ahead, there will be surprises.

How do you sell losing growth stocks when you still think they big long-term potential? It’s easy if you abide by very strict selling rules.

Those of us who work the growth investing side of things here at Cabot certainly enjoy the stock selection process.

Halloween in Salem is a unique experience, and I fully embraced the fun of it long ago. And that’s the same kind of attitude you need to have in investing.

Which brings us to today. With last week’s powerful market upmove - one of the best of the year, thanks partly to Mr. Bernanke’s half-point rate cut on Tuesday - we believe we’ve kicked off the next stage of this bull market … a stage that figures to be very powerful. Why so powerful? Because many unique indicators we follow are giving us a bright green light. Here are some…

In this week’s video, Mike says that he’s staying defensive and ID’s stocks that are showing big signs of relative strength.