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One stock announces first-quarter results and M&A activity and moves from Strong Buy to Hold and another announces first-quarter results, a dividend decrease and an intention to separate into two companies.

If you could draw up a reaction to the selling of the past couple of weeks, the past few days would have been it, with the market basically levitating higher all week, including this morning’s pop. As we write, the S&P 500 is up 2.6% on the week, while the Nasdaq is up 3.5%.

The positions remaining in the portfolio will benefit if the market continues to move higher.

We just had a week that I believe is indicative of this market over the next month or so. There seems to be too much headline risk for stocks to make a substantial move higher.

After a rough week, the market is right back in business. Just when stocks appeared on the cusp of a deeper selloff, the S&P 500 started off this week with the best session since June.

Oil prices have rebounded, but cheap energy stocks are still out there. Here are three that have performed particularly well.

A bond ladder is a way of creating your own adjustable-rate income stream, by buying bonds or bond funds with staggered maturity dates.

You’ve probably heard of the term 5G technology. But have you heard of these 3 5G technology REITs? They’re the best way to play the 5G boom.

The cannabis sector has had a strong start to 2024, and progress on a few key catalysts could drive the sector even higher. Here are two low-cost options trades if you’re bullish on marijuana.

With consumers focused on social distancing and lockdowns to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus, many restaurants have no revenues, while others are generating a little income through delivery and pick-up. Yet, despite this uncertain outlook, the crisis will eventually subside.

In this issue, we highlight six restaurant companies with both the survivability and price discount traits.

Yesterday was my birthday, one I share with a U.S. president, several musicians, novelists and other notable historical figures. And one that I might share with you. Statistically speaking, all you need is a group of 23 people to have a 50% chance that two people have the same birthday. With about 160,000 Cabot Wealth Advisory subscribers, that means that several thousand were probably born yesterday. If so, I wish you a very happy birthday! Today, you’ll meet others who share your birthday. If your birthday wasn’t yesterday, I hope you’ll still enjoy the following wealth advisory and even learn some fun facts to share with your friends and family.

Not long ago, Canopy Growth stock was one of the fastest risers on the market. Now it’s hitting new lows. Here’s why, and what to do with CGC going forward.

Growth stocks haven’t made much headway during the last five-plus months of market choppiness. But these three look on the verge of a major breakout.

New market rallies are often led by what I call off-the-bottom stocks. Here are 3 potential candidates for when the market breaks out of its current funk.

Growth stocks have gone wild of late, and most of them are pretty stretched. But Lululemon stock has hit the pause button - and the next move is likely up.

Carla Pasternak discusses a high-yield bull market she discovered in a little-known asset class.

Last week, I wrote about the Dutch tulip mania of the 1630s, still one of the most dramatic and instructive investment bubbles the world has ever seen. I pointed out a few similarities to the recent housing bubble, the most striking of which was the emergence of financial instruments that allowed...

With housing starts on the rise, homebuilder stocks are shaping up nicely. Here are six that are trending well - but still undervalued.

Altria (MO) is the rare stock that offers a combination of dividend growth and high yields. And that’s what makes it a dividend king.