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Revolutionary stocks are not just fun to think about—they can be extremely profitable for early investors.

Sitting on a 300% profit, I recently sold my iQIYI call options. Here’s why I decided to quit while I was ahead in one of the market’s hottest stocks.

There’s a lot of mystery and misinformation out there about options trading. Here are five common misconceptions - and what the real truth is.

The fifth stock in my series on forever stocks to buy for 2018 is SiteOne Landscape Supply (SITE) - the Home Depot of the landscape supply industry.

The good news today is that the bottom seems to have passed, for both the broad market and stocks in the cannabis sector. The S&P 500 was down 25% at the bottom, while the cannabis index was down 84% at the bottom—and for both, that seems enough.

My five picks are the stocks of U.S. companies; all of the picks pay dividends, and all are selling at bargain prices.

The consensus opinion right now is that the market is strong because it’s looking favorably on the prospects of a clear-cut winner in the upcoming presidential election and that the likelihood of another round of stimulus is going up.

Answers to readers top questions about how to handle the recent correction.

With this morning’s first read of Q2 GDP coming in at -0.9% and marking the second consecutive quarter of negative growth (Q1 GDP was -1.6%), many are claiming (or soon will claim) the U.S. is in a recession.

After an awful September and third quarter, the market roared back earlier this week on bad economic news.

A bad manufacturing and employment report indicative of a declining economy sent Treasury yields lower and stocks higher. The reason is that the sooner the economy rolls over the sooner the Fed will be done hiking and the sooner the market will recover. If we can just get on with a recession, this high inflation and aggressive Fed misery will end, and a new bull market can begin.

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

Dividend stocks love lower interest rates, and these two dividend payers are among the best in the market.

Dividend stocks are reliable holdings amid market uncertainty, and Alexandria Real Estate (ARE) offers both a cheap price and positive momentum.

It’s too early to tell whether the market rally is broadening out or petering out, but solid defensive names are likely to benefit in either case. Here are two I like right now.

A continuing rally to start 2023 is largely dependent on the Fed successfully engineering a “soft landing.” Here are two dividend stocks we like in case they don’t.

Instead of worrying about inflation and the Fed, investors would be well-served to bet on this AI stock with plenty of room to run.

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All companies are collections of assets. When companies are struggling, a new CEO can redirect how those assets are utilized – a valuable catalyst for a turnaround. We highlight three recent CEO changes and how they might help drive up the value of their companies.



While we have been slow and perhaps reluctant to consider cannabis companies, we find that the time has arrived to look more closely. We summarize our deep-dive into this emerging industry and its major participants, and suggest six companies with impressive growth yet trade at surprisingly low valuations.



Our featured recommendation this month is ZimVie (ZIMV), a company that was recently spun off from medical technology giant Zimmer Biomet. Its shares have been summarily sold by the market, creating what we believe is an attractive turnaround situation.



We note our second price target increase for Marathon Oil (MRO) and our move to sell shares of Baker Hughes (BKR).

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