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Two short-sellers crushed Aphria (APHA) in a recent report, calling the third-largest marijuana producer in Canada a “shell game”. Are they right?

In the search for high-quality dividend stocks, take your cues from legendary value investor Warren Buffett. Here are 3 Berkshire Hathaway stocks to buy.

Portfolio management is always a huge key to investing. But now there’s a new wrinkle: pandemic stock portfolio management. Here are 5 things to consider.

At the end of the day, it’s not the secret insights and arcane knowledge that separate all of us from the elites in any field of endeavor.

If you’re going to be a long-term investor in TSLA you’ve got to realize that stocks seldom sell for fair value.

This market looks like it never wants to stop going higher. The S&P 500 just made yet another in a long series of new all-time highs.

With Redbox, Coinstar (CSTR) is participating in the DVD rental revolution.

As you may have heard, interest rates in the U.S. are at historical lows. Good if you want to refinance your house, not so good if you want to create a low-risk income-generating portfolio. We’ve already talked about a number of ways for income investors to adjust to the new landscape...

I have three reasons for recommending that you not turn over your entire investment nest egg to index mutual funds.

History in the making! Granted, it’s not the kind of history we’d all like to see, but the fact remains that the upheaval in the financial world during the past few days--in stocks, bonds, currencies, and, oh yeah, in the real world as well--is going in the history books. We’ll be reading about this stuff for years to come. As always, we want to keep you in gear with our latest thoughts, so I decided to jot down a few quick notes about what I see--call it a stream of consciousness.

Last week we opined that the headlines filled with bad news about Bear Stearns had the potential to mark a major low in the market’s bear phase. And this week, we’re more optimistic that’s the case – hence the Market Monitor above, which has shifted to neutral. Of course, the market is always a challenge, and last week brought rotation out of many commodity stocks, and into some other groups, such as financials and retail. In our view, the commodity stocks are a mixed bag (some are still fine, others, not so much), but the overall market action is encouraging, so you should be looking to put some—but not all—of your sidelined cash to work. This week’s list contains a mix of growth stocks, turnaround stories and some familiar faces; a few have broken out of good-looking basing patterns over the past few days. Our favorite of the week is Kirby (KEX), a shipping company that has staged an extremely powerful breakout in recent days, thanks to a great earnings report.

Stock Name	Price	Buy Range	Loss Limit
OFG (OFG)	0.00	20 - 22	-
PRGO (PRGO)	0.00	33 - 37	-
TUP (TUP)	0.00	36 - 39	-
URBN (URBN)	0.00	31 - 33	-
XEC (XEC)	0.00	47 - 52	-
CSX (CSX)	0.00	53 - 56	-
HCBK (HCBK)	0.00	16 - 18	-
JOE (JOE)	0.00	39 - 45	-
KEX (KEX)	0.00	52 - 55	-
MA (MA)	0.00	210 - 225	-

Of course, six months is far too short a period in which to judge a value-oriented investment. More important, Warren Buffett, as far as we know, never paid more than 82 for his shares. Those folks who deluded themselves into thinking they were following the master when they were buying above 90 were only getting half the equation right. They forgot the importance of price.

The publication that would become Cabot China & Emerging Markets Report was first published in March 2004 under the name Cabot’s China Investor. The editors at Cabot saw the huge growth potential in China and it has paid off in the years since. In 2006, the name was changed to Cabot China & Emerging Markets Report and the publication expanded its focus to include other strong emerging markets.

Small caps have been on a tear in the last year. But there are plenty of reasons to believe they’ll perform just as well this year.

It looks like the relentless bull market is finally running into trouble. The market indexes are down a lot for the third straight day.

Growth investing and value investing are both viable investing strategies, but one has drastically outperformed the other in the last decade. Here’s how they measure up.

Indian stocks have been on a tear, but there aren’t many that trade on U.S. exchanges. This India ETF is one way to gain broader exposure.

Think U.S. stocks are red-hot? A number of world stock markets are outperforming the S&P 500, creating plenty of overseas investment opportunities.