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The importance of having a contigency plan for your stocks.

Has the market exhausted itself, or does this bull have further to run? That’s what I asked here last week, and I offered arguments for more upside from two of our contributors. If you missed the issue, you can read the whole article here. Many of our readers wrote back...

Stocks take the stairs on the way up and the elevator on the way down.

Our readers are in our thoughts every day as we work to make our advisories readable and useful.

Nuance Communications (NUAN) has a healthy chart and great numbers.

Everyone knows Tesla. But almost nobody knows NIO—I want to change that, by comparing both companies and speculating where NIO might end up years from now.

Tech has started off 2023 hotter than any year in the past 20, and this bear call spread is a play on that rally losing steam.

I recently brought you an issue of Cabot Wealth Advisory that reviewed some of our most important investing lessons from the year written by three of our editors. Today, I’m going to bring you something from the rest, Timothy Lutts, Cabot publisher and editor of Cabot Stock of the Month, Paul Goodwin, editor of Cabot China & Emerging Markets Report and Michael Cintolo, editor of Cabot Top Ten Report and Cabot Market Letter. I hope this helps you tackle your next investing challenge.

The stock market is poised to make another multi-year run to new heights and our stock market outlook is positive. Find out why.

After a three-year slog, small-cap stocks have finally awoken and broken out to new highs. Why now, and can the rally last?

A few weeks ago I asked the question: “Why are gun stocks strong?” The first reason is that many Americans fear the president and his associates will soon make guns more difficult to buy, so they’re buying them now. The second reason is fear of burglary and robbery, and the other crimes that tend to increase during recessionary times. I followed that with profiles of the three top-performing stocks in the sector, Sturm, Ruger (RGR) and Smith & Wesson (SWHC), who make guns, and Cabela’s (CAB), who sells them to the public. In the three weeks since then, all three stocks have done very well. Sturm, Ruger is up 13%, Smith & Wesson is up 10% and Cabela’s is up 18%.

This webinar will help you learn how to invest in expansive, high growth enduring markets that Carl Delfeld calls “Blue Ocean” markets.

It will give you specific actionable ideas to tap into growth markets such as:

• e-commerce - learn about international company at the heart of the world’s most lucrative consumer market growing top line revenue six times faster than Alibaba
• electric vehicles (EV) - learn all about the high risk/high reward “Tesla of China” - by far the world’s largest market for EVs
• financial technology (fintech) - learn about why e-commerce and banking is now powered by fintech companies and a stock leading the revolution

As a bonus, Carl discusses both cyber security and rare earths and why two ETFs are the best plays on these key trends.

2024 has been a banner year for the market, especially when it comes to tech stocks, and these are the best-performing large-cap stocks this year.

The market can, and frequently does, move counter to the rate of U.S. GDP growth.

This week we are jumping right back into a position in Dollar Tree (DLTR), which is a stock we traded successfully last month.

No strategies can eliminate risk entirely, but this is one of the safest options strategies to protect profitable positions from volatility.

You are receiving this unscheduled update due to recent strength in cannabis names. Your regularly scheduled update will be published on September 13.

For all of the past year, I have been steadfastly bullish on cannabis names. The group was hated, but several underlying trends told us that was likely to change. This set it up as an ideal contrarian play.

Now, the steady buying I’ve been suggesting is paying off.

It’s been a relatively quiet week for the major indexes, which came into today’s trading tilted a bit negative but, with this morning’s rally, are back up toward breakeven on the week, give or take.

This week’s covered call trade is a defensive play on a retailer that has outperformed its peers amidst the market mayhem.

To get a truly big winner, you need a unique story, terrific growth numbers and a good chart.