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Not to repeat the intro from the previous week, but mega-cap tech again led the charge higher last week as the Nasdaq gained 3.38%, while the S&P 500 rose 1.55% and the Dow added a modest 0.32%.

Not to repeat the intro from the previous week, but mega-cap tech again led the charge higher last week as the Nasdaq gained 3.38%, while the S&P 500 rose 1.55% and the Dow added a modest 0.32%.

Before we jump into this week’s covered call idea, I wanted to address our May covered calls, five of which expired for full profits, and others that we need to adjust today.

Semiconductor stocks are one of the few sectors having a good year. These three are leading the way - and should continue to outperform.

Sam Zell, the legendary American businessman, recently passed away. Here are 3 of the best business lessons he left behind.

Micro-caps have recently pulled back sharply relative to the broader market and are becoming undervalued. These 3 micro-caps look particularly promising.

We’re making two modest changes today.

Despite fears of consumer spending headwinds, these two luxury stocks are coming off record years and their charts are showing some rare momentum.

WHAT TO DO NOW: The minefield environment for individual stocks remains in place—today, Academy Sports (ASO), after showing solid support earlier this week, is falling apart with the group after loose peer Foot Locker (FL) is being taken apart on earnings. We’ll dump our remaining shares today. That will leave us with around 74% in cash—there’s a good chance we’ll put some to work next week if the market hangs in there, though with the meat grinder still intact, we won’t jump in heavily until we start to see more individual leaders and major indexes kick into gear.

Choppy markets like we have now are exactly the reason to adhere to a consistent investing strategy or system. This is Cabot’s.

The Dividend Aristocrats are a group of stocks with a history of paying and increasing their dividends. This strategy can help you significantly increase your returns on these stable dividend companies.

The reports of shopping malls’ deaths are greatly exaggerated, and this shopping mall REIT is making a strong case for contrarian investors.

Small-cap stocks have been lagging their larger brethren for months, but that just leaves them with more room to grow when the market turns higher. Here are 2 ways to play it.

The stock market added to its gains last week up for a second straight week with the S&P 500 up 1.2% while the Nasdaq jumped 1.7%. Of note, February expiration is upon us this week. And all three of our February positions (Alcoa, Kohl’s and Snap) are in great shape, and likely to expire for full profits. But rest assured I will send you a full breakdown of these positions on Friday morning prior to expiration.