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After the latest jobs report, the Fed is almost sure to raise interest rates this week. That’s good news for one small cap stock in particular.

Now that a vaccine is getting closer, we can begin to look toward a post-pandemic world. Start with these two small-cap growth stocks.

Amid a global health crisis and a very uncertain market, safe healthcare stocks should be part of your portfolio. Here are two that stand out.

The insurance sector is one of the many casualties of the recent rash of deadly hurricanes. And one beaten-down insurance stock looks like a buy.

If all you’re doing is saving for the future, you (and your money) just aren’t working hard enough.

Money is continuing to flow rapidly into equities, and the best thing you can do is put some money into a boat.

The COVID-19 pandemic is wreaking havoc on many retailers, but one—Amazon—is benefiting, with an unprecedented retail growth story.

A company benefiting from a revolution that’s sweeping the world—the communications revolution.

This week, I’m pleased to bring you the first in a new series of interviews with the expert contributors to The Dick Davis Digests. Our first contributor is Vivian Lewis, the editor of Global Investing. Vivian is a Harvard graduate who worked as a financial journalist in Europe for 18...

Regular readers know that we love dividends, so we thought we’d make it easy on newer readers by sharing our 10 best dividend stocks articles in one handy place.

With many utility stocks trading near multi-year lows, now’s a perfect time to buy these 2 beaten-down stocks before the market’s winds shift and defense is back in vogue.

Utility stocks have been the worst performers this year due to factors that are likely to abate soon. These two stocks are poised to benefit.

Reliable dividend payments can be crucial for income investors, and monthly payors, while rare, offer an added bonus. Here are two monthly-paying REITs I like right now.

FTAI Infrastructure (FIP), AvePoint (AVPT), Docebo (DCBO), Alkami (ALKT)

After a volatile week, the major market indices all closed out with losses. The S&P 500 fell 0.97%, the Dow lost 0.52%, and the Nasdaq declined by 1.87%. And the bearish sentiment continued on Monday as the S&P 500 lost another 1.6%. Which leads to a question I’ve been receiving from a few Profit Booster subscribers: “Will you keep recommending trades if the market gets ugly?” The answer is yes. In times of rocky market action, I will continue to make trades for two reasons:

Here are some common questions we’re received about Cabot Dividend Investor.

As we continue marching through earnings season, we’ve had 15 companies report thus far, with only one missing consensus estimates by any appreciable amount.

Bull risk reversals are the trade of choice for hedge funds that want to put on huge bullish positions these days. However, the trades are extremely bullish, and if the trade goes wrong, it can go bad in a big way.

Health care is one area where expenditures grow, rather than decline, with age. And while higher health care spending isn’t a good thing, and it would be great to see per capita health care spending diminish, you can’t argue with demographics. One implication is that while most retailers increasingly will struggle,...