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International stocks have lagged U.S. markets for the last decade. But with the valuation gap wider than ever, that appears to be changing.

Tracking bullish option activity can help you make trades that will deliver huge profits in a short amount of time. Here’s how I do it.

Any doubts surrounding the work-from-home secular theme were dispelled by the pandemic, as remote platforms are now more prevalent than ever, and it should stay that way—recent surveys point out that up to three quarters of companies anticipate remote work being part of their long-term strategy, and Harvard just today said it’s going fully online in the fall.

Instead of simply trying to wait out this bear market, consider adding inverse ETFs to your portfolio to boost and smooth your returns.

Today’s market meltdown is turning our Cabot Tides negative, which, following the many yellow flags in recent weeks, has us paring back some.

Is the latest market rally real? Or another mirage created by the “Magnificent 7” stocks? The S&P 500 Equal Weight Index holds the answer.

It’s an extremely pivotal week for stocks, as the midterm elections and latest round of inflation data could go a long way toward determining how markets will finish out this difficult year. In the meantime, we’re adding the rare growth stock that has held up well amidst all the ups and downs of late, which should bode well for the coming months. It’s a retail favorite of Cabot Growth Investor Chief Analyst Mike Cintolo – and thus may look familiar to some of you.

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In general, I like this trend and I think it has a long way to go … but there are two risks to be aware of today. The first is market risk. While the rebound over the past six weeks has been awesomely profitable for leading stocks - the ones being driven by institutional buying - the breadth of the market is not quite good enough to allow me to relax. I still fear that a “re-test” of that August low may still be possible.

In a low-interest-rate environment like this one, dividend stocks are the best place to find short-term high-yield investments. Try these 2.

We’ve covered a lot of the important elements of dividend stock investing here in the last few months, from the importance of buying at low valuations to the benefits of increasing dividends. Yesterday, I rounded up a few of these essential lessons for the readers of Cabot Wealth Advisory, our...

Knowing when to sell a stock is as important as knowing when to buy. Here are the selling rules that have worked for us - for half a century!

Want to know an easy way to profit in this high-inflation environment? Try this low-risk Facebook options trade.

Most growth-oriented investors want to invest in IPOs. But you have to time it right, or you could lose your shirt. Here are some IPO investing strategies.

Market bottoms are a process; they don’t happen overnight. Even if last week turns out to be the market bottom, it’s unlikely the market will go straight up from here—we’re much more likely to see several more weeks or months of volatility, including multiple re-tests of the lows hit in the past two weeks.

Tech stocks have taken it on the chin for much of this year, but that’s turned these tech stalwarts into high-yielding bargains.

First of all, as we mentioned in this morning’s bulletin, today’s drop is ugly, but the bigger picture isn’t a complete horror show—the S&P is hovering within its April-June trading range (about 2,030 to 2,120).

Two of our positions reported strong fourth-quarter results and one reported an earnings miss. On top of that, two of our positions have seen some interesting price action.

The major indexes have seen some gaps up, gaps down and intraday wiggles this week. But overall, there hasn’t been much movement—as of early this morning, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are down a bit less than 0.5% on the week.