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This week, we comment on results from Duluth Holdings (DLTH), the last of our companies to report this earnings season.

We also include the Catalyst Report and a summary of the September edition of the Cabot Turnaround Letter, which was published on Wednesday. We encourage you to look through the Catalyst Report. This report is a listing of all of the companies that have reported a catalyst in the past month. These catalysts include new CEOs, activist activity, spin-offs and other possible game-changers. We source many of our feature recommendations from this list. You will find it nowhere else on Wall Street.

This week’s note includes our comments on earnings from Advance Auto Parts (AAP), Macy’s (M), Tyson Foods (TSN) and Vodafone (VOD). The earnings season is winding down, with Kohl’s (KSS) reporting next Tuesday (Nov. 21) and Duluth Holdings (DLTH) reporting on November 30.

This week, we comment on earnings from Duluth Holdings (DLTH) and Macy’s (M).

We also include the Catalyst Report and a summary of the June edition of the Cabot Turnaround Letter, which was published on Wednesday. We encourage you to look through the Catalyst Report. This report is a listing of all of the companies that have reported a catalyst in the past month. These catalysts include new CEOs, activist activity, spin-offs and other possible game-changers. We source many of our feature recommendations from this list. You will find it nowhere else on Wall Street.

Mike Cintolo, Vice President of Investments and Chief Analyst of Cabot Growth Investor and Cabot Top Ten Trader will discuss The Best Stocks to Buy in 2021.

“It takes a gutsy investor to buy a stock when it’s down and the bad news about the company shows little sign of abating. But such bottom-fishing can be enormously profitable if you’re right about the long-term prospects of an outfit for which the here-and-now crowd on Wall Street has no patience. Take the Cabot Turnaround Letter, for example. Buying out-of-favor stocks has made it one of the best-performing investment newsletters in the business, returning an annualized 21.2% for the five years ended November 30, compared with just 11.2% for the broad market, as measured by the Standard & Poor’s 500 index.”

Anne Kates Smith, Kiplinger Personal Finance

Earnings season kicked off in our portfolio this week and will accelerate into November. Here are brief updates on what we’ve heard, and what I think.

Despite a broadly solid market, dividend payers lagged in 2021, but things are looking up. Here are 4 conservative dividend stocks for 2022.

Here’s my third installment of “Best Disruptive Stocks.” Twitter is one of the 10-most-visited websites.

Stock market sentiment changes faster than the weather, but investing in dividend stocks is almost always a path to strong returns, and these two are poised to outperform for years to come.

From StreetAuthority Stock of the Month: “On December 17, 2010, the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization and Job Creation Act of 2010 was signed into law. Among the tax-friendly provisions is one that will...

The market had another volatile day, with a big dip early but then with buyers showing up in the afternoon. The Model Portfolio has been holding a good-sized cash position recently, and came into this week with a cash position of 44%. And tonight we’re making a couple more moves that will boost our cash position further.

The market looks set to open down relatively sharply this morning, with the futures indicating opening losses in the 0.7% to 1% range for the major indexes. However, our focus is really on the overall evidence, which is clearly worsening.

Further bad news on the U.S.-China trade front prompted another sharply lower open today, and unlike Monday, the buyers never showed up. At day’s end, the Dow had fallen 473 points and the Nasdaq plunged 160 points.

Earnings Updates: FTI, PWSC, OPCH

Aaron’s is a fairly obscure retailer. But AAN stock is incredibly attractive from three major investing viewpoints: growth, value and technical analysis.

Are you skeptical of the rally in bitcoin and think the cryptocurrency is long overdue for a crash? Here’s how to short bitcoin and profit handsomely.

There are lots of good U.S. stocks. But even more opportunities lie beyond our borders. With that in mind, here are 3 Canadian stocks to buy.

I don’t typically write about large-cap companies, but this opportunity is too cheap to ignore, and you can use options to make it even cheaper.

One of our stocks reported a strong earnings beat and another joins the Buy Low Opportunities Portfolio as a Strong Buy.