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Michael Cintolo, editor of the Cabot Market Letter, looks for signs that market leadership is narrowing. “We look at stocks institutions have to buy, the leading edge of the economy

Two stocks in the portfolio recently reported earnings.

One of the portfolio stocks reported third-quarter results.

E*Trade Financial (ETFC) reported blowout earnings yesterday afternoon.

This afternoon we are making four ratings changes:

Our Cabot Tides are now positive, which means it’s time to put some money to work.

Before diving into the market, it pays to test the waters, and these signs are telling me that it’s all clear … for now.

From a top-down perspective, it’s been a very encouraging week for the market: Not only are the major indexes sitting on solid gains coming into Friday morning, but many are testing key levels on the upside—the Nasdaq is toying with its 40-week line/200-day moving average, while small- and mid-cap measures are right at their December highs.

Warren Buffett may not practice market timing, but his preferred stock market indicator is sending out warning signs loud and clear.

ETF investing is about to explode, according to a Moody’s report. But is all that “passive investing” a good trend for individual investors?

A double bottom chart pattern is characterized by the fall in price of a stock or index, followed by a rebound, then another drop, and rebound.

The power of dividend growth isn’t really a secret, but a lot of investors don’t realize just how powerful divided growth is.

Knowing what to look for when investing in stocks will help you focus your attention and lead you to better investment decisions.

The major indexes have been up and down this week, with this morning’s better-than-expected jobs report likely to offset a chunk of Wednesday’s post-Fed gains.

ATI, SHOP, DT Report

Strong negative sentiment on the sector and rays of light on the federal level are combining to make a contrarian case for cannabis companies.