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SI-Bone (SIBN) reported yesterday afternoon that revenue rose by 30% to $33.3 million (beating by almost $2 million) and EPS came in at -$0.30, a penny better than expected. Management raised full-year guidance by $3.5 million to $133 million (at the midpoint), about $1 million more than the Q2 beat.

After a good day yesterday, stocks have resumed the decline.

The Russia/Ukraine thing abated yesterday, and the market was thrilled. The thrill is already gone, and investors are back to worrying about inflation and a tightening Fed.

Getting an early head start on a career or trade that you’re passionate about can mean the difference between just punching the clock and doing meaningful work that’s satisfying in its own right. On top of that, you can potentially save hundreds of thousands of dollars on education expenses and make significantly more over the course of your career by tailoring your educational pursuits to match your career goals. This month, we’ll help you outline a blueprint to pursue your dreams while maximizing your earnings, and we’ll discuss the pros and cons of investing in your employer and industry.

Momentum stocks are the bread and butter of Cabot Top Ten Trader, and this seven-step guide can teach you how to find them for your portfolio.

Rather than overcomplicate your investing strategy, use time-tested methods and boost your returns by pairing that with my favorite options strategy.

How to know when you should and shouldn’t average down in “good” stocks.

The iShares EM Fund (EEM) is holding above its 50-day moving average, which keeps the Cabot Emerging Markets Timer positive. And we’re encouraged by the rebound in Chinese stocks as a group. Five stocks in the portfolio are scheduled to report earnings in the next couple of weeks (and the sixth likely will as well). We have no changes tonight.

On average, our portfolio rose by 3.2% this week. That pleases me because it was twice as much as the small cap index. Across our 11 positions, we have an average gain of 32%, which is 22.7% better than you’d have done if you just bought the Russell 2000 every time I recommended one of our current stocks.

The market rally has stalled. The S&P 500 and the Dow are still lower than they were at the beginning of June. But in the face of a lot of bad news, the market isn’t going lower, it just stopped going higher. All three indexes are establishing or holding key technical levels.

Amidst the uncertainty investors are gravitating toward dividend stocks. You’re in the right place at the right time.

With a new year right around the corner, today I’m going to break down one of my favorite options investment strategies for profiting in almost any market.

Small-cap stocks continue to trade in the same 5% range that they’ve been in for the last month. On the S&P 600 Small Cap Index that translates to a range of 1,184 – 1,252. At the low end of that range we have the upward sloping 50-day line.

Even in this year’s tumultuous environment this options trading strategy has allowed me to significantly outperform the market. Here’s how.