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The bull market remains alive and well, with most stocks and sectors in good shape, so we\'re generally letting our winners run and staying heavily invested. That said, January is often a tricky month, so with the potential for potholes and volatility, tonight\'s Cabot Stock of the Week is a mega-cap growth stock that, by some measures, is undervalued.

Corporate America is weathering trade uncertainty remarkably well. The S&P 500 index has recovered more than 20% since bottoming out in April but is up only 6% this year.

You may have noticed that the stagflation scenario (inflation and slow growth) is a theme being promoted by the financial media with comparisons to the 1970s. But even if this becomes a reality, stocks are still your best option to protect and grow your wealth. In the 1970s, large-cap value outperformed growth stocks and long-term Treasury bonds. Dividend-paying stocks also outperformed. Our strategy will remain the same regardless of the pundits, value, quality, and momentum.

I hope you had an enjoyable and relaxing summer. Wall Street is back to work this week, and Apple (AAPL) is launching a new product or two next week, so get ready for stocks to start moving again.

It’s been a rough six months for investors. But there are reasons to stay invested in a down market. Here are two things you shouldn’t do.

No one knows for sure where the stock market is headed. But these two global megatrends are clear. And these two stocks should benefit.

These two risky small-cap stocks could pay off big time down the road if they can weather the next few months of choppiness.

As everyone knows, the price of oil has plunged dramatically in recent months. There is a major upside and a downside to that.

Every year, as October and November roll around, Cabot’s analysts start to get requests from all over for their picks for the next year’s “Stock of the Year.” And that’s a tough thing to pick.

If you’re like most of us, chances are good that much of your retirement money is held in a 401(k) or other tax-deferred retirement plan that is allocated to stock markets and bond funds.

So what do I tell people who ask why they should buy individual stocks? First, you can make money by buying stocks.

The market recovery has been impressive, but short-term bumps could lie ahead. Here are two safe dividend stocks to protect against it.

Having faith in the market is the only way to make any sort of significant gains when it comes to investing.

Thanks to the Fed, U.S. Treasury bonds only yield 2% right now. Here are five reliable dividend growers that offer much better yields.

Dividends are the most reliable indication of a company’s growth and stability. Dividends are the payments of a company’s hard-earned profits. A company’s ability to continually pay dividends provides concrete evidence that the company is performing well.

In today’s Dividend Edition, I have three investment ideas that will hold particular appeal for anyone who’s ever had to make mortgage payments. That’s because these ideas are all ways for you to make money off others’ mortgages! We’ll start with the lowest-risk, lowest-yielding idea and work our way up. My...

The rise and fall of the oil industry indicates that Green stocks are a great place to invest.