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Most of the evidence remains bullish, so we continue to hold our winners and selectively put money to work — but the fact is that most growth stocks have been chopping sideways overall for a month or two, so we’re OK holding some cash and waiting patiently for the market and leaders to show their near-term hand. Tonight, we’re booking a little more partial profits in one of our winners, but are standing pat otherwise and will follow the lead of the market—and of leaders—going ahead.

Many U.S. retailers are struggling, but the best retail stock right now takes advantage of a brick-and-mortar niche that still appeals to consumers.

There’s a saying I’ve heard once or twice, but can’t find the origin of: “The stock market is the only place where they hold a sale and no one shows up.” If anybody knows the origin of this quote, please let me know. Unlike regular goods, which see demand increase when their prices...

There are a number of real estate investment trusts (REITs) that specialize in apartment properties.

It’s been a week since the much anticipated DoorDash IPO, and the stock is down sharply from its opening price. That shouldn’t be a surprise.

I’ve been pounding the table on “takeover stocks” for half a year now.

We remain mostly bullish on the market because the evidence remains mostly bullish. All major indexes are above their 50-day lines, the Nasdaq has shot ahead to new highs and many Top Ten stocks are acting well—strong stocks are generally reacting well to earnings and following through on the upside. That said, there are a couple of things we’d like to see before we get fully bullish.

The market has had a lot of gyrations in recent days, and the headlines are getting more intense. However, our interpretation of what’s going on is pretty simple: Short- to intermediate-term, we’re relatively neutral, while longer-term, we remain very bullish.

I changed a number in yesterday’s Special Bulletin discussion about the S&P 500, and I failed to subsequently adjust the percentages, so I wanted to issue an update with the correct percentages as they pertain to increases in the S&P’s value.

This week we will add an American energy company engaged in hydrocarbon exploration and pipeline transport, EQT Corp. (EQT).

In tonight’s issue, we write about what we’re seeing in the market’s recent rotation as well as another batch of studies that portend higher prices for the market down the road. We also dive into all our recommendations and present some of our favorite ideas for the next market upleg.

Many are surprised to learn that the concept of telehealth wasn’t a direct result of the Covid pandemic in 2020. Indeed, the practice of online consultations between patients and medical personnel has been practiced for over 20 years, and this month’s featured company is arguably the first one to bring it to global prominence.

The S&P 500 reached a new all-time high. Now what?

It’s been a tremendous recovery since the “tariff Armageddon” days of early April. Stocks went from the precipice of a bear market to a brand new high in just a couple of months.

All options are a wasting asset whose time value erodes to zero by expiration. This erosion is known as time decay.