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MarketWatch’s Peter Brimelow ranks Cabot Market Letter among top newsletters and quotes the Letter’s market timing calls.

MarketWatch named Cabot China & Emerging Markets Report 2007 Investment Letter of the Year.

Cabot newsletter ranked the top investment newsletter for its five-year performance by Hulbert Financial Digest.

Cabot received Best Financial-Advisory Newsletter Award for second consecutive year.

MarketWatch columnist Peter Brimelow reports that Cabot Market Letter’s “typically well-reasoned” issue makes the case that the bull market is not over.

Michael Cintolo tells MarketWatch that IPI offers best opportunity in the sector.

Brendan Coffey sees opportunities for good buys on solid Green companies with excelllent growth potential.

For the past few years, Cabot’s China & Emerging Markets Forecast (CCEMR) has dominated the Hulbert Financial Digest’s performance rankings. I named it Letter of the Year in 2007. And for perspective: over the past three years, the letter has still achieved an astonishing annualized 33.97% gain, vs. negative 8.89% annualized for the total return DJ-Wilshire 5000. CCEMR was being cautious when I last looked. Today it’s still cautious, out of the market and focused on building up its “watch list"--stocks it might buy if the market turns up. As I’ve said before, I don’t think anyone really knows what’s happening in China. But, still, CCEMR has (still) made money on it.

Timothy Lutts tells newsletteradvisors.com that the sectors he has high hopes for are where the best-acting stocks are!

MarketWatch’s Peter Brimelow quotes Paul Goodwin, editor of top performing Cabot China & Emerging Markets Report, as urging caution.

The trade war is hurting many sectors, especially overseas. But U.S. steelmakers are benefitting from the tariffs, and one steel stock looks quite ripe.

As global demand for renewable energy accelerates, solar stocks are making strides for the first time in years. These are the five best solar stocks to buy.

Apple (AAPL) has had a rough go of late. Is the worst over, or does the stock have further to fall? These two AAPL options trades play both sides.

George H.W. Bush was loved by many. And the stock market performance during his tenure suggests that Wall Street loved him too.

Most growth stocks missed the late-2016 rally, and many have been stuck in neutral for nearly three years. Expect that to change in a big way next year.

Marijuana investing is going mainstream. But there’s a segment of the marijuana industry I’d never heard of until my recent visit to Scotland.

Want to know the kind of potential marijuana stocks have here in the U.S.? In Canada, they’re literally the most highly traded stocks.

REITs and utilities are traditionally safe haven investments for down markets. But now they seem to have become all-season performers.