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People always ask us how we manage to find the market’s leading growth stocks. Here are five characteristics we screen for.

The fact that P/E is popular does’t mean that it is always useful. Having more data is not always better.

I always spend a little time researching the top-performing stocks of the previous year.

Cabot Investors Conference attendee Vivian Francher reviews the conference for CEO Traveler.

Forever stock #9 in my ongoing, 10-part series on my favorite forever stocks for 2018 is a company at the forefront of America’s fastest-growing industry.

What are the investing implications of a best-, base- and worst-case scenario for Americans amid this global pandemic? Let’s break it down.

I think the bulls and the bears are fighting it out on a pretty even basis.

It shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone who follows equity markets that 2014 wasn’t a fabulous year for growth stocks.

Last week’s shooting in Charleston, South Carolina, once again highlighted the growing demand for surveillance video systems.

These investing tips can help you become a more successful investor.

For the first time in memory, the steep drop in solar prices in 2011 has not generated the leap in solar demand that usually occurs.

The Sequester has taken effect, and I can’t say I’ve noticed. I wonder who’s going to cry wolf next.

Have you ever wondered how to find great biotech stocks in a sea of hopeful but high-risk medical small caps? Well, for my latest Dick Davis Digest contributor interview, I interviewed John McCamant, the editor of a top-performing investment newsletter that’s all about finding the best biotech stocks. So if...

The 80-20 rule tells me that picking growth stocks is not really that complicated, although you can make it complicated if you want to.

There was a lot of anxiety in August and September. And the market uncertainty manifested into a pretty steep decline across global markets. My favorite asset class, small caps, was far from immune to the weakness. But like waves on the ocean, the market moves in cycles over time, and long-term performance is improved by buying in troughs, not at crests. That’s why I recently increased the size of a few long-term positions in my personal small-cap portfolio, and advised Cabot Small-Cap Confidential subscribers to do the same.

Forget the Dora the Explorer, Hannah Montana and the Jonas Brothers, kids will soon have a new idol to emulate in the form of a new cartoon series starring ... Warren Buffett. No, your eyes aren’t playing tricks on you. The famed billionaire investor is the star of a new online cartoon series aimed at teaching children about financial responsibility. (After the credit crisis, housing market debacle and stock market meltdown last year, it seems like more than just kids would benefit from this series.)

Today I’m going to discuss Walter Wriston’s law that says: “Capital will flow where it is wanted and stay where it is well treated.”

Buying and selling stocks is not simple, but if you hire a coach, you can simplify the process.

Peter Buffett has written a book about the benefits of following your passion.

Remain defensive, but stay tuned. Despite many crosscurrents and news-driven moves this week, we’re just playing it by the book—our Cabot Tides are close to a buy signal, and if that happens, we’ll take a step back into the market.