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AAPL shares have bucked the market slog and shot up 18% since the beginning of May. What to do with Apple stock at all-time highs? Depends on your timeline.

Brendan Coffey sees opportunities for good buys on solid Green companies with excelllent growth potential.

If you’re interested in becoming a real estate investor the first step is finding the best places to buy investment property.

It may seem obvious to some, but investing money is the only way to build wealth. Savings accounts are where your hard-earned dollar goes to die.

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Tyler updates us on two more stocks that reported earnings recently.

Monday’s big, sharp market pullback was shocking to some investors, and scary enough to cause many to sell stocks in the fear that the correction would go deeper. It certainly might—the September/October period often brings major corrections—and maybe it should, though should is a word that I try to avoid when writing about the market.

Monday’s big, sharp market pullback was shocking to some investors, and scary enough to cause many to sell stocks in the fear that the correction would go deeper. It certainly might—the September/October period often brings major corrections—and maybe it should, though should is a word that I try to avoid when writing about the market.

Revolve (RVLV) beat on both the top and bottom lines. Revenue of $283.5 million was up 58% and beat by $26.7 million. GAAP EPS of $0.30 was flat with the year-ago quarter and beat estimates by $0.03, despite a 28% increase in the effective tax rate. Gross margin was up almost half a percentage point to a record 54.5% despite higher freight costs.

It’s been a solid, steady post-holiday week for the market, with the major indexes generally flat (small and mid-caps) to up (S&P 500 and Nasdaq) 1% or so. That keeps the intermediate-term trend pointed solidly up, with all indexes we track a few percent above their 50-day lines.

Stocks moved lower again this week, though we will say the buyers have at least put up a little bit of a fight, with both Wednesday and (so far) this morning showing some buying.

It’s been another good week for the market, though we’re seeing an increasing amount of crosscurrents and rotation—even with this morning’s dump, the big-cap indexes are solidly positive on the week, but the leading small- and mid-cap indexes are flat-to-down.

The last three weeks have been as whippy as we can remember, with a huge selloff three weeks ago, a buoyant rally last week, and then a rotation (and, to some extent, a re-rotation) all within the past few trading days.

Today’s note includes earnings updates and the podcast.

A new bull market has arrived, and with it, lofty and unrealistic earnings projections and sky-high stock prices. So what’s a value investor to do?

Micro-cap stocks are my bread and butter, and these are the 3 micro-cap stocks I like best today.

This week was looking a lot like last week, with the major indexes and lots of individual stocks and sectors hitting the skids earlier this week before bouncing—but today’s better-than-expected jobs report is erasing any good tidings from that. Including the indicated open, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are off in the 1% range, while broader small- and mid-cap indexes are off more than 3%.

With 10,000 micro-cap stocks in the U.S. and Canada, it’s easy for the market to miss investments with a lot of potential. Here are three I like right now.

The market has turned choppy, but these three momentum stocks have room to run and catalysts to help them outperform even if the market stays soft.

The economic stage has been set for a new bull market, but what’s a value investor to do as growth stocks drag the indexes higher?