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GoPro (GPRO) has been a disaster since coming public. But GPRO stock is showing some long overdue signs of life. Is it the start of a longer rally?

Nobody is going to argue that there aren’t still issues when looking at the market’s evidence. The long-term trend, which by our measures has been down for a full year at this point, is still bearish. The intermediate-term trend remains effectively neutral, with most indexes stuck within two-month ranges. And growth stocks are hit or miss, especially ones that have held up well—while some names that were crushed last year are bouncing, many near their highs are having trouble finding buyers.

In this week’s video, Mike goes over some of the many resilient growth stocks he’s keeping an eye on.

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Despite a Ukraine conflict that’s roiled markets, Explorer stocks had a good week. And while Sea (SE) reported a mixed and disappointing quarter, Ford (F) made a big announcement as it moves into a new era.

The Facebook/Meta stumble will weigh on markets today as we await earnings on Amazon (AMZN) and Ford (F). Explorer stocks did well this week as markets continue to be volatile. Total electric vehicle sales in 2021 including hybrid vehicles doubled the number from 2020, which brings us to the Explorer’s new recommendation.

I’m putting Wynn (WYNN), one of our growthiest names, back on Buy today after the stock finally broke out of its multi-month trading range.

If you’ve been expecting a straight-up advance with dozens of leaders lifting off, the past couple of weeks have been disappointing—but after the damage seen last year, we’re not going to make the perfect the enemy of the good: At this point, the intermediate-term trend is still sideways but a couple of good days could change that, and the broad market remains in fine shape despite some potholes of late (including today). Obviously, things can change, but with the evidence continuing to crawl in the right direction, we’re nudging our Market Monitor up to a level 6 today.

This week’s list does have a few growth-ier ideas, but the majority remain cyclicals and recent earnings plays. Our Top Pick is a turnaround in the retail space that’s cheap-ish, has a long-term growth story and popped on earnings last week. Aim for dips.

One of my favorite ways to find leading stocks is to look at the list of stocks hitting new highs, to see if there are any new names popping up. So in preparation for 2016, I took a look at the stocks that were hitting new highs on the NYSE late last week.

This stock released earnings yesterday, so I’m discussing its share price, its fourth quarter earnings report and the company’s outlook. But I also want to talk about the differences between thriving companies and failing companies, and the murky in-between.

How would you like to own shares in a company that sends you a check every month, regular as Social Security? You can do so, with monthly dividend stocks.

Facebook is changing its name to Meta Platforms and going all-in on it, but what is the metaverse and what does it mean for investors?

Some of the most successful investors on Wall Street use the scuttlebutt method do identify winning stocks. What exactly is it?

My ill-advised initial plans to track next Monday’s solar eclipse remind me of a certain Greek stock I bought a couple years ago.

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