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Cadence’s only previous appearance in a Cabot advisory was in December 2011 when it was trading for less than 4 a share.

In choosing today’s stock, I leaned toward the growth side, because that’s what’s working best today. Then, to get an element of safety—because somewhere, sometime, a nasty correction is likely to hit the market—I chose a stock with very strong and growing institutional sponsorship, the kind of stock that has the potential to be the last stock standing when this bull market eventually ends.

Holding cash is not a successful long-term investment strategy, especially where inflation reduces the value of cash.

Whether you’ve got an appetite for small-cap stocks or value stocks, Cabot has a publication that will fit your needs.

How to evaluate stocks now that they’re at all-time highs? It depends on which stocks you prefer to invest in - growth or value.

In choosing today’s stock, I deliberately looked for one that was not hitting new highs, a stock with limited downside. And what I found was a stock that came public recently—to great fanfare—but that has since cooled off and settled down to what I believe is a buyable bottom.

Today’s recommendation is a classic steelmaker that has great growth prospects as the U.S. economy speeds along and protectionist measures improve our country’s competitive position. Also, the stock is cheap, so downside risk is limited.

Today’s stock is a name you’ll know. The company was born in the early days of the internet and today it’s all grown up—a major player in the world of financial transactions.

Since 2004, value investors from across the country have converged on the Value Investing Congress, and this year our very own J. Royden Ward, editor of Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter, is going to attend. It’s taking place in New York City on October 6 and 7 (with a pre-conference workshop on October 5) and will be attended by value investors and money managers from around the world seeking to enhance their performance.

Today, savvy investors are working to find “the next Apple” because that’s where the real growth potential lies.

Four reasons why JinkoSolar (JKS) is one of the sector’s best stocks.

The best way to make money in the stock market is to invest in conservative stocks for long-term holding.

Today’s featured recommendation is a low-risk financial stock that will give the portfolio some stability (and income). And since the portfolio doesn’t currently own a bank stock, this will provide some healthy diversification.

In last week’s column on the twin topics of The Individual vs. the State and Inequality, I mentioned that beginning in 2017, the SEC will require public companies to disclose the ratio of their CEO’s annual compensation and that of the median employee—and I asked for your opinions on that.

After surging to new highs in mid-March, today’s recommendation entered into a tight consolidation pattern—and today it’s still in that pattern! While the broad market has pulled back, this stock has held up strongly, which is a very good sign.

With August in the rear-view window, it’s time for Wall Street to get back to full-time work. At present, trends continue to look good (but not great). Still, there are plenty of candidates to choose from, and this week’s comes from an emerging market that is not China; I think you’ll like it.

We are in a difficult period, seeking to recover from the excesses of the latest growth wave.

Not too long ago, the top earners in the U.S. were doctors and lawyers. Today, they’ve been joined by a wave of investment professionals.