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Although recession fears remain an overhang, the U.S. consumer has remained resilient, which bodes well for these 3 discretionary stocks.

Alibaba (BABA) is the third installment in my five-part series on the best emerging market stocks. If you like AMZN, BABA should be right up your alley.

Walt Disney stock has not only survived the recent market downturn, but thrived. How is it doing it? There’s one underlying reason.

As we march toward spring it appears real-world risks are decreasing (more vaccines, lower case count, etc.) while the market risk for growth stocks has gone up (higher yields, volatility, etc.), at least in the short term.

As I scanned through dozens of charts and evaluated stories for this month’s addition my focus was repeatedly drawn to one stock. The chart is compelling, the story is enticing, and the recent Q4 report and forward guidance illustrate sound fundamentals, supported by long-term demand growth.



The stock appropriately balances the potential risks and rewards in the current market.



Enjoy!

This month we’re adding a small company that specializes in the opaque and inefficient market for selling surplus and salvaged goods.

The company has a market cap of just $580 million and is growing revenue and EPS by double digits. It’s an interesting setup, especially as government agencies and corporations increasingly look to save money and achieve sustainability goals.

All the details are inside this month’s Issue.

They are two of the most recognizable names out there, and good stocks, but which is the better buy? Let’s break down Apple vs. Amazon stock.

Top forever stock #8 in my 10-part series on forever stocks is one some people are calling the Netflix of China. And it just came public this year.

Today marks the first face-to-face talks between senior officials from America and China since July.

Today’s recommendation is a software and infrastructure company specializing in communications. It just reported Wednesday night, and results were better than expected, which is great for two reasons.
First, the latest numbers support my thesis that this company has what it takes to grow over the long haul.
And second, we don’t need to stress about the company reporting right after we buy in! We have the latest data. And it looks good.
All the details are inside this month’s Issue.

The IPO market has improved markedly in the last two years and is on track to heat up even more in 2025, which makes these two stocks names to watch.

AAPL stock has grown a bit stale amid a sea of iPhone updates. Now Apple appears to finally have something new in the works: its own streaming service.

Kaspi.kz (KSPI) and Netflix (NFLX)

Cloud computing is what’s holding both the world and the stock market together through these trying times. Here are the best cloud computing stocks.

Some services will let you invest for one dollar. But realistically speaking, how much money do you need to start investing in stocks?

Remember antennas? They’re a huge key to the budding Internet of Things industry. And one small antenna company makes a great small-cap IoT stock right now.

Cabot Prime Pro membership was created for elite investors who are looking for an extra edge in substantially growing the value of their investments.

Fueled by better-than-expected earnings last week the S&P 500 rose 1.6%, the Dow climbed 1.1%, and the Nasdaq added 1.3%.



Despite the strong week, on Friday traders’ enthusiasm for the recent rally faded a bit after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell’s commented that the central bank was “on track” to begin reducing its purchases of assets.



However, Monday the bulls stepped right back in and once again “bought the dip.”



This week brings earnings announcements from key mega-cap tech names Amazon (AMZN), Facebook (FB), Alphabet (GOOG), and Apple (AAPL). There is also a bevy of blue chips reporting including United Parcel Service (UPS), Visa (V), McDonald’s (MCD), Coca-Cola (KO), Boeing (BA), Merck (MRK), Caterpillar (CAT) and numerous others. Brace yourself, it’s going to be exciting!
Energy has taken off lately and I want to add exposure to the sector. However, I still want to maintain a somewhat conservative stance, especially as this week’s pick will report earnings next week. As a result, I will be selling in-the-money calls on hydrocarbon explorer Marathon Oil (MRO).

From Verizon to AT&T, to Apple and Amazon—What is Market Share, and How Do you Predict it? Keep reading for the definition of market share.

Some are calling it the end of the “Musk premium,” but the Tesla stock sell-off may just be the market seeing Tesla for what it is: a car company.

Credo Tech (CRDO) up 10% on Earnings