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In this month’s Dividend Digest, our contributors have recommended two commercial REITs.

I’m going to continue my chart series today with the #1 request among subscribers: How to sell better.

Rising demand for aluminum from the U.S. automobile industry bodes well for Century Aluminum Company (CENX). Century Aluminum specializes in smelting and owns six facilities in the U.S. and Iceland. Between late 2003 and mid-2008, China’s insatiable demand for the metal fueled an extended rally in aluminum prices. However, aluminum prices...

Every once in a while, I like to have a talk with one of Cabot’s analysts about their publications.

J. Royden Ward cautions that investors should prepare for a bear market in bonds, which will lead to rising interest rates. In this environment, the editor of Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Investor suggests a bond laddering strategy for income investors.

Today, gold hovers around $1,268—about midway between its lows and highs for the year.

A covered call is an options strategy whereby an investor holds a long position in a stock.

I believe the best way to initiate a bullish position in the hard-hit momentum stocks is by using call options.

One index that represents what’s happening with the market is the S&P 500.

Cabot’s market timing indicators give buy signals within a week or two of the resumption of uptrends.

Today, putting on my military historian hat, I have a lesson from more than 70 years ago that still applies today.

This company develops products for the Pharmaceuticals, Human Vaccines and Animal Health industries. The company’s dividend yield is 3.8%, paid yearly. Based in France, Sanofi (SNY) is a global integrated healthcare company focused on seven growth platforms: Diabetes Solutions, Vaccines, Genzyme, Emerging Markets, Consumer Healthcare, Animal Health and Other Innovative products. We...

Today, I want to speak to a very specific group: those who have 10 years to go before you retire.

The big problem is that the market has been going up for so long that people forget that it can go down.

WHY? is a useful question only in the sense that it can reinforce your decisions to buy or sell.

With the market’s recent decline, I’ve gotten a slew of questions from subscribers in recent days.

Thinking about the distress felt by new investors recently got me thinking about how to stay calm.

Here’s an introduction to stock chart reading, something that’s key to my growth stock methodology.

Whatever your attitude toward Boomers, you have to admit that the potential problem is enormous.

Today, I will continue my chart series, by writing about using bursts of volume to identify areas of support.