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Results of the annual Dodd-Frank Act stress test (DFAST) and the Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review (CCAR) are due on June 21 and June 27, respectively, after the markets close.

Four stocks from the Portfolios reported earnings.

The Emerging Markets Timer (EEM) has managed to maintain its positive stance this week as most of our positions moved forward. While this is a good sign, I remain somewhat cautious and awaiting a stronger signal to put more of our cash to work.

The usual suspects—trade war, Brexit and the Fed—continue to dog the market, and the situation for emerging market stocks has worsened.

Growth has trounced value over the last five years, but is value investing dead? Here are six facts that should make you think twice.

Tuesday’s first-quarter earnings confirmed it: Netflix (NFLX) is the best coronavirus stock. And here’s why you should still buy it near all-time highs.

A three-year chart of the marijuana stock index doesn’t paint a pretty picture. Here’s how to blow that performance out of the water.

Benjamin Graham was the original value investing superinvestor. Warren Buffett was his successor. Now it’s our turn!

Does an agriculture ETF belong in your portfolio? And if so, how do you find the right one? Here are a couple options.

Wall Street seems divided on Tesla stock on the heels of a massive run. Here’s how to put a bullish or bearish options trade on TSLA.

More than almost any other indicator, trading volume can be an important “tell” as to when a stock is about to take off.

Ahead of the long holiday weekend the market had yet another good week. The S&P 500 gained 1.75%, the Dow rallied 1.5%, and the Nasdaq rose another 1.9%.

This week in an attempt to diversify the portfolio we are adding an energy play.

Looking only at the fundamentals of a company can leave you blind to investor sentiment while watching only technical indicators can allow fundamentally weak stocks to sneak onto your radar. So, why not use both?

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Why you shouldn’t alter your investing system too much based on just one time period.

One of my favorite mutual funds used to be one that took the favorite picks of the company’s fund managers and put them all into one fund.

2022 has gotten off to a rough start, but corrections and bear markets can quickly put high-quality companies in oversold conditions. These mid-cap stocks are three such companies.

The first lesson of the 1st chart is that the long-term trend and the short-term trend are two different things.