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Spot charter rates have begun to boom and most expect the good times to continue for many quarters if not longer—while Q3 results were still sour, this company’s stock moves on perception of the future, and it’s pretty much established now that 2020 will be a banner year (analysts see earnings of $3.61 per share!).

Today’s recommendation is a British outfit that, as its stock symbol suggests, is thriving thanks to offerings that help workplace teams plan, interact, engage, track progress and more, all of which is becoming more difficult as workplaces become more mobile.

One new stock joins the Growth & Income Portfolio, plus updates on three other stocks.

There hasn’t been any real news about our stocks in the past week, but I’ve been watching the charts carefully, trying to decide whether it’s time to put some of our 35% cash back into the market, or to take more out, or to simply stand pat.

Emerging market stocks, as tracked by the MSCI Emerging Market ETF (EEM) aren’t making much progress. But, and this is important, they aren’t losing much ground either.

ELF and SNOW Report

Moat stocks are shares of companies with powerful economic advantages over competitors. They’re also a favorite of legendary investor Warren Buffett.

Not many people outside of my old company know about this trade—it’s the greatest trade I ever witnessed.

A barely noticed change to the DEA’s rescheduling criteria makes rescheduling more likely and could be a bullish development for marijuana stocks.

Nvidia stock was one of the best stories in the market in 2016. But it appears the chip maker is finally coming back to Earth - and ready for short selling.

In the midst of a bull market and after back-to-back 20%+ years for large caps, here’s what Wall Street analysts are eyeing for the S&P 500 in 2025.

The market is leaning bullish after a tough November, and after weighing the bullish and bearish signs I’m seeing in the stock and options markets right now, so am I.

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.

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.