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Tesla remains on course as the leading force in the transition from a fossil fuel automobile environment to one powered by efficient electricity.

The one big lesson I’ve learned since coming to Cabot is that not only can you time the market, it’s one of the biggest advantages you, the individual investor, has over the big boys. You can move into or out of the market at a moment’s notice! And if you still have money in growth stocks, and you’re watching the market take away a little more every week, you need to consider trying it. Soon.

After two straight years of summer swoons in the stock market, “Sell in May and Go Away” has become one of the most popular sayings on Wall Street. And with markets down between 5% and 9% for the month so far, the Sell in May crowd is growing larger than...

Three portfolio stocks recently reported earnings and one moves to Strong Buy.

Either due to industry concerns or self-inflicted wounds, GM stock has been undervalued for quite some time. But it could be on the brink of a breakout.

After a terrible couple of months, we finally got some legitimate good news this week—our intermediate-term trend model flashed a green light on Thursday, telling us the intermediate-term trend for the major indexes is turning up.

With the market in the midst of a correction it’s important to know how to identify undervalued stocks and not just “cheap” stocks.

Nine months ago, I recommended three small cap dividend stocks that have risen an average of 34%. Now I have another recommendation beating the market.

Bring it on. Persistent high inflation, a rapid Fed tightening cycle, and the explosion of Omicron have barely mussed the bull’s hair.

Two weeks ago, many of you kindly filled out a survey and, in doing so, asked several great investing questions, some of which I’m going to tackle today. I’ll touch on low-risk investment strategies for market downturns, high-yield investments, investments that will benefit from the economic stimulus package and the Green sector.

While our focus is on long-term business fundamentals and underlying valuations, even we can be tempted to briefly set this aside for shorter-term bargains. And this time of year these bargains can appear, driven by artificial selling pressure.

In this issue, we look at six stocks that are promising candidates for a bounce.

The market is having a big day today. July CPI came out and showed moderation in inflation at 8.5% versus 9.1% in the prior month. Core inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, was 5.9%, the same as last month.

The lower CPI number was widely expected as gasoline and other commodity prices have come down significantly amid the recession fears. But it was still lower than the expected 8.7%. Core inflation didn’t go down, but it didn’t rise either, suggesting a possible leveling off.