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In this week’s video Mike talks about the wild ups and downs we’ve seen during earnings season in recent days.

Market volatility has started to resurface in recent weeks. If another correction is nigh, here are three investment strategies to weather the storm.

Market adages like “Sell in May and Go Away” and the “Santa Claus Rally” often work ... except when they don’t. Here’s the real thing to pay attention to.

Now that the trade war torch has been re-lit and stocks have retreated, it’s hard to know how to invest. So I went to market expert Mike Cintolo for advice.

Housing stocks have been on a tear the last few months, and the Federal Reserve is largely responsible. Here are five that are outperforming.

You shouldn’t invest based on analyst upgrades alone. But they’re a good starting point. And right now, analysts are bullish on these three stocks.

In this week’s video, Tyler Laundon runs through five small and mid-cap software stocks that have strong fundamentals and good looking charts.

In this week’s video, Mike goes over some of the many resilient growth stocks he’s keeping an eye on.

Donald Trump opened his mouth about China trade, and like that, market volatility is back. But after months of rallying, it’s probably a good thing.

In this week’s video, Mike dives into the market’s wild action of late—he’s cautious, but is encouraged by the snapback late this week.

As a company, Comcast is doing just fine despite rampant cord cutting. But does Comcast stock carry enough weight perception-wise on Wall Street?

The market’s short-term trend has turned positive again, with the major indexes recouping their losses this week, and the Dow hitting new highs. But analysts are seeing warnings signs in many of their technical indicators. Watch this week’s Stock Market Crash Course for the details. Click below to watch the video!

“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times . . . While most of you recognize this famous line as the opening to Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities, you could use the line to describe dividend investing in 2012. On the one...

The Sequester has taken effect, and I can’t say I’ve noticed. I wonder who’s going to cry wolf next.

During my decades of experience advising investors and writing about stocks, I have learned many lessons.

I encourage you to develop a checklist to use before you decide to buy stocks. It should be strict enough to keep you out of trouble.

Has the market exhausted itself, or does this bull have further to run? That’s what I asked here last week, and I offered arguments for more upside from two of our contributors. If you missed the issue, you can read the whole article here. Many of our readers wrote back...

After a super-strong January, the major indexes spent February consolidating their gains—with increasing volatility toward the end of the month. But even after the last week and a half, the major indexes all ended the month with slight gains; the S&P was up 1.11% for the month, the Dow 1.39%...

The chances that the stock market will rise another 18% during the next 12 months or so are pretty good.

Although we’re now about five years removed from the sub-prime mortgage crisis and ensuing financial collapse, financial stocks are still in the doghouse as far as many investors are concerned. They have valid reasons: it has taken years for the large banks to deleverage their balance sheets, there remains a...