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German auto stocks have been red-hot the last three months, and they have China to thank for it. But will the real long-term winner in China be Tesla?

Food might be a consumer staple, but does that mean a food ETF can serve up winning numbers in your portfolio? Maybe not.

I maintain a running watch list of the market’s top micro-cap stocks. Here are three that are currently on my radar.

Ethereum has taken it on the chin of late much like Bitcoin. But a new network upgrade could greatly improve its value. Let me explain.

Cannabis is a high-profile issue in the upcoming elections, and today we’ll explore three potential election scenarios and how they’ll affect cannabis stocks.

Even otherwise well-reasoning investors can fall victim to this common investing mistake. Rethinking how you assign “value” to an investment can help you avoid it.

Gold is in high demand, already one of the top-performing assets in 2025, but a look at the global backdrop shows fresh catalysts should continue to drive the yellow metal higher.

Federal investment in tech and defense companies has been driving the massive rallies of many tech stocks. And there’s a cheat sheet for where to look next.

Gold has been one of 2025’s top-performing assets, and persistent tailwinds of geopolitical tension, trade uncertainty, and stubborn inflation could drive it much higher.

Ninety percent of S&P 500 companies have already reported earnings. So, the earnings reports to watch this week are our last look at some key market trends before next quarter.

Note: This is our final issue of Cabot Stock of the Week this year. Next week we get a little “vacation.”

But rest assured we’ll be keeping an eye on the market, where market trends remain very positive as we head toward the end of the year.



Today’s recommendation is a low-risk water company in a foreign country, so it may be the perfect diversification move if you’ve got a lot of U.S. growth stocks.



But to fit it into the portfolio, we’ve got to sell something, and the victim this week is Eli Lilly (LLY), which has brought us a decent profit in a fairly short time.



Full details in the issue.

Cannabis stocks are generally flat since I sent you the March 27 issue of Cabot Cannabis Investor.

Given the potential magnitude of near-term catalysts, I suggest continuing to hold exposure to the group, and accumulating on weakness. If you have zero exposure, consider buying some now. If you have full exposure, consider adding on any substantial weakness of 2%-4% or more in this highly volatile group.