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The strength of U.S. equities, coupled with the rise in global conflict, has been propelling defense stocks higher, and this little-known defense contractor is on a tear.

Micro-caps have recently pulled back sharply relative to the broader market and are becoming undervalued. These 3 micro-caps look particularly promising.

Sentiment among cannabis investors has swung bearish, but for all the wrong reasons. These four catalysts signal brighter days ahead.

With persistent inflation, the metals markets have experienced a veritable gold rush. Here are two ways to add exposure to the yellow metal.

The narrative around U.S. retailers in the age of tariffs has been grim. The reality is that most are still growing at a very healthy clip. And yet, most retail stocks have been beaten down. That spells opportunity.

TransMedics Group (TMDX) reported another terrific quarter after the bell yesterday that should have shares trading higher today. Revenue grew 223.7% to $31.4 million (beating by a whopping $7.8 million) while GAAP EPS of -$0.21 improved from -$0.46 in the year-ago quarter and beat by $0.11. That result caps off a year in which TransMedics grew revenue by 209% to $93.5 million.

On a marijuana-friendly April 20, cannabis stocks celebrated with product launches and a minor sell-off in the face of more federal disappointment.

Although he’s no longer helming the Magellan fund, Peter Lynch is continuing to execute his winning strategy investing in micro-cap stocks.

Although cannabis stocks remain weak, recent polling from Florida, “The Sunshine State,” is improving industry sentiment and pointing to better conditions ahead.

Once a storied American conglomerate, General Electric (GE) has struggled for years and is now in the midst of a turnaround, but is General Electric now a buy?

When the original crop of meme stocks emerged, it marked a frothy top and the end of the bull market. Now, with a new class in 2025, will history repeat itself?

Netflix (NFLX) has bowed out of the bidding war with Paramount Skydance (PSKY) for control of Warner Bros. (WBD). What comes next for shareholders?

Santa Claus is coming to town, but is a Santa Claus Rally coming to Wall Street? Here’s why it looks promising this year (and why you shouldn’t worry if Santa is a no-show).

A new batch of meme stocks has suddenly materialized. Recent history suggests that’s not a good thing.

The AI infrastructure trade is as relevant as ever on Wall Street, and while it’s no CoreWeave, this smaller AI play is still benefiting mightily.

The market roller coaster continued this past month, with inflation worries and rising interest rates leading the charge.

I believe this volatility will continue at least until the first quarter of next year. Consequently, I’m moving the portfolio in a more conservative direction at the moment.



Having said that, however, economic indicators continue to be positive. Motor vehicle sales are still strong, with 13.5 million units sold last month, better than expected. The ADP employment report also exceeded forecasts, with 208,000 new jobs coming online. And the unemployment rate fell to 3.5% from 3.7% the prior month.

Here are updates on five companies I’ve recommended in Investment of the Week since October: Carnival, CBS Corp., E*Trade Financial, FedEx, Legg Mason and Universal Electronics.

When I consider the icons who made contributions to the science of investing, many names come to mind.

I correspond with investors who know all of the sound rules of growth stock investing but do not follow them.

With most of our companies having now reported we are turning our attention back to the longer-term future. For the most part, earnings from our companies were good and we’ve only made a few incremental ratings changes here and there.