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Always use Cabot’s SNaC (Story, Numbers, Chart) approach when evaluating growth stocks

Capital doesn’t care about the politics of the people who run countries.

As an investor, it’s important to remember that the economy is not the same thing as the stock market, and vice versa.

Not that you need another commentary about the Olympics, but since they’ve been going on for a while, I think I should weigh in.

The ideal Small-Cap Confidential investor loves making money. And their passion for earning money lies entirely in the pursuit.

To get a truly big winner, you need a unique story, terrific growth numbers and a good chart.

For individual investors, it’s better to wait a few weeks to see what trading range the company falls into.

People always ask me what driving a Tesla is like. Here are the 10 most frequently asked questions, my answers, plus my take on Tesla (TSLA) stock today.

Want to know the best dividend stocks for 2018? Focus on factors that will attract more investors to the stock short-term. Here are five that fit that mold.

Perhaps the only consistency in the oil market is a lack thereof. The repeating pattern of boom and bust has played out over and over again, regardless of time and place. Oil stocks from the U.S. to Africa to the Middle East to the South Pacific do the same thing. Predicting when and how long each cycle lasts is impossible. But that doesn’t stop investors from trying! The potential gains from the booms are just too juicy.

This week, I’m jumping on the “one simple rule” bandwagon that seems to be sweeping the Internet to give you an investing idea that can save your portfolio when things get stormy.

The heart of earnings season is upon us, and the release of these important quarterly reports brings potential volatility for stocks of companies that are reporting their numbers.

Continuing the story of my recent road trip from Salem, I focus on two cities, Wilmington and Cary.

I don’t have any more idea than you do of what The Next Big Thing is. But the real opportunity for investors comes to those who see the potential.

I recently received an announcement of four new opportunities being considered by April 1 Investments.

One of my favorite mutual funds used to be an offering from a big Boston investment house called “The Cocktail Party Fund.”

Take more risk when the market is rewarding risk-takers and take less risk when the market is penalizing risk-takers.

The Bakken formation, energy storage and alternative fuels offer potential areas for investment.

How do you find growth companies that pay dividends? Using the Cabot resources, there are two excellent ways. One is to refer to Cabot Dividend Investor, which recommends three specific classes of stocks for its readers: High Yield, Dividend Growth and Safe Income.