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I write about market’s bottom-building because I continue to field questions surrounding energy stocks.

The worst monthly retail report in nine years did nothing to slow the momentum in retail stocks. But what does it mean for the sector going forward?

What does Virginia basketball have to do with investing? Their one-year redemption story is an inspiration for finding turnaround stocks.

The markets are imperfect; however, if the small investor does his homework he can earn rewards that justify the risk.

In today’s Stock Market Crash Course, we look at the market’s technical health to see if the QE3 spike can be sustained. Experts quoted include John Bollinger, Clif Droke and Dr. Marvin Appel and Gerald Appel. Click below to watch the video.

Equity market returns off the June lows have been a welcome reprieve, but is this a new bull market or just a bear market rally?

The last few years have seen a boom in luxury wristwatches, and with ongoing strong demand and a reopening China, these luxury watch stocks will benefit.

It remains very unusual times in the market, with a big rotation and then this week’s selloff that’s included most names, all on a bevy of news and rumors (chip sales restrictions to China, China/Taiwan tensions, a massive tech snafu this morning due to a CrowdStrike gaffe, etc.). We have many thoughts, and we’ll go through them point by point here.

There are any number of catalysts that can change the fortunes of a turnaround stock, but the easiest opportunity is simply leveraging the business cycle.

A $1.9 trillion stimulus package is about to be unleashed on a recovering U.S. economy. Which stocks will benefit most from it?

Each month, Timothy Lutts assesses the investment landscape and selects a single favorite stock in his Cabot Stock of the Month. Here, he reviews some of these top picks, covering aerospace, solar power and electric cars.

Equitable Holdings stock is a long-term value play that’s been undervalued by Wall Street but that should outperform over the long haul.

It’s been a very interesting week in the market. It started, of course, with Monday’s news-driven plunge, as fears of an implosion in the Chinese real estate market caused a big selloff that brought most indexes below near-term support. But growth stocks never really gave up the ghost, and the rally on Wednesday and Thursday was very encouraging, with most indexes coming into today up slightly on the week.

There are three reasons not to let the market’s momentum make your investing decisions for you, especially not about how you manage stocks you already own.

I’ve identified a mid-cap stock that has routinely surprised the market with its financial performance of late. Perhaps even more surprising ... it’s a bank!

Anyone who tells you that they understand either gender is on very thin ice, as far as I’m concerned.

I see the market in the second half of the year going into an upward move.

Want to earn income on your investments without having to pay a financial advisor to help you? Here are four tips for the DIY income investor.

Stagflation and hyperinflation fears have been making headlines; the Fed has been steadfast in calling it transitory. What’s the difference?

Large-cap stocks are a crowded field. To beat the market, you need to find an investing niche. Micro-cap stocks are mine.