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FANG stocks haven’t been part of the post-election rally, but there are signs that Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google are finally getting going.

Mike Cintolo discusses the continuing increase in positive evidence in recent weeks—from dour sentiment, to improved action among growth stocks, and now to the Nasdaq’s leap above resistance near 5,100.

For all of Marissa Mayer’s supposed flaws, YHOO stock more than tripled during her five-year tenure. Can it replicate that performance now that she’s gone?

The Nasdaq correction of the last 3 months has been frustrating for growth investors. But these 4 charts show that it typically ends well.

What is a high dividend yield? Are they really that great? Are they worth the money? So many questions! Don’t worry, we have answers!

It’s been a rough couple months for growth stocks. But the most beaten-down small-cap stocks could be big money makers when the selling ends.

Buyers often forget about average closing costs when planning for a down payment, don’t let that mistake cost you your dream home.

We know the growth potential of cryptocurrency thanks to the massive run-up in Bitcoin. But how should a value investor view digital currencies?

Rare earths are like the new gold, and the companies that mine it have lots of growth ahead. The best rare earth stocks are already growing.

Mike Cintolo shares all his thoughts on the stock market’s historic crash, including some scenarios that are possible going forward.

In this week’s video, Mike Cintolo talks about how he’s still advising clients to go slow and pick their spots, but he’s also seeing more and more to like among growth stocks.

This month, StreetAuthority’s Nathan Slaughter tells you how to collect high, safe yields from business development corporations. “Investing in the right initial public offering (IPO) can be highly lucrative. We all know that. How many times have we...

How to profit if the United States’ debt is downgraded again.

Tesla (TSLA) and General Motors (GM) have had rough patches of late, but both stocks have plenty of appeal. So let’s compare TSLA vs. GM stock.

Yes, cash is the gift that keeps on giving, especially when you have a high percentage of it in your growth portfolio, and most especially when stock markets are (as my mother would say) having a hissy fit.

Hostess is making news today as it is issuing $1.23 million in term loans—most of which will go toward paying $905 million in a special dividend to its private shareholders—which I may add, is also more than two times what the buyers paid for this tasty snack business, and triples the company’s debt. According to Bloomberg, these types of deals grew to nearly $16 billion in the second quarter, the highest level in the past 12 months. I’m not making a judgment for or against this action. I just want to make a point that this debt, or leverage recapitalization—spurred by low interest rates—is increasingly becoming a method in which private equity holders get their money back—without selling the business. But it does burden the company with additional debt, which isn’t going to fund company expansion or operations.

Rosetta Stone (RST) has had its share of problems over the years. As the Internet grows, there are more free or low-cost language learning courses available online. That has resulted in more competition and put pressure on the product pricing. Until recently, the company was missing out on the opportunity...

Paul Goodwin, Chief Analyst of Cabot China & Emerging Markets Report, appeared on Moe Ansari’s Market Wrap radio program today, and discussed the prospects for emerging markets stocks in 2014.

All options are a wasting asset whose time value erodes to zero by expiration. This erosion is known as time decay.

MarketWatch columnist Mark Hulbert writes that most Honor Roll receipents, including Cabot Market Letter are bullish on the market.