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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.

Cabot Small-Cap Confidential, a limited subscription newsletter, is one of our newest publications, launched just one year ago. Its focus is on finding undervalued and little-known small-cap companies that are poised to break out in a big way. The number one request Cabot has had over the years has been to find great stocks sooner and with Cabot Small-Cap Confidential, we’re able to do that.

On top of being the #1 investment strategy for 2024, this is one of my all-time favorite, tried and true investing strategies.

For a growth stock investor like me with a sense of history, investing maxims help a lot; I often think of one when I’m in an investing rut, or when the market is a bit confusing. However, my only beef with all of these maxims is that there’s only so many times you can hear the basic ones like “cut losses short” before your eyes glaze over. So what I’m doing today is adding some “how” to the “why and the what” of those basic maxims, offering some ideas about how to actually implement them.

While tweaks and improvements are always necessary, it’s better to stick with a set of rules and tools over time.

The market and big-winning growth stocks from this year remain iffy—today’s drop put our Cabot Tides on the fence and many growth stocks are still in a rough patch.

The market is also having a stronger reaction to good news than to bad news. The indexes soared yesterday on news of potential Fed asset purchases, like quantitative easing, to support the economy and the market. Today the market is loving news of positive trial results for a coronavirus vaccine.

Rising interest rates mean danger for more than just bonds. Do you own any of the six asset classes below that are in the line of fire from rising rates?

The cannabis sector has been trending down since the end of March, giving back its spectacular gains from the start of the year, and until now I’ve remained optimistic about our stocks, partially because of their outstanding fundamental growth metrics but also because Cabot’s two main trend-following indicators for the market were positive.

Stocks of companies that came public over the last two years are moving higher while the IPO market continues to pick up steam. Early-stage investors rejoice!

A few months ago, I recommended an undervalued stock from the financial sector that has since risen 60%. And guess what? It’s still undervalued!

It’s always good to be reminded that there’s a variety of differing opinions in the world.

From a top-down perspective, the market is still looking good, as both the intermediate- and longer-term trends are up and the vast majority of stocks (and leading stocks) are still in uptrends.

The Fed’s rate hiking adds uncertainty for both stocks and bonds and can drag down performance. These 5 tips can help you “fight the Fed.”

Stock market investing can be daunting in a time of high inflation and rising interest rates. Here are five ways to make it manageable.

Using Options to Hedge a Portfolio


A few Cabot Options Trader subscribers have asked me about ways to protect gains in their portfolios, so I thought I would write to everyone with a couple of strategies using options to hedge your portfolio.

Here’s how Cabot Trend Lines, Cabot Tides and the 7.5% Rule can keep you on the right side of every market.