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The sudden market correction raises a lot of questions about where stocks go from here. So we asked our market guru Mike Cintolo for some guidance.

If you’re seeking rapid growth, you might want to look at a company in the health industry that I featured it in Cabot Stock of the Month Report: Warner Chilcott (WCRX).

Cabot’s growth editors recently came up with a new list of our best stocks.

WHAT TO DO NOW: After cracking on an intermediate-term basis last week, the market has been unable to find its footing this week despite some steps to secure the banking system. It’s not 2008 out there, and in fact, many growth stocks we own and are watching are still holding up well, but there’s no doubt the selling pressures out there are intense and haven’t let up. Tonight, we’re going to sell one-third of what’s left of our ProShares S&P Fund (SSO) position and our half position in Las Vegas Sands (LVS), which will leave us a cash position of around 66%.

One of the stocks recommended in the latest issue of Cabot Green Investor (which just came out last week) is in the business of developing technology that generates electricity from the movement of ocean waves, one of the most plentiful sources of energy on the planet.

Utility stocks are known for being low risk—they’re often called “widow and orphan stocks”.

There are a lot of things that are improved with a little pumpkin. Freshly baked pumpkin and apple muffins and of course, pumpkin pie, are on the top of the list. Companies that make flavorings are as varied as the industry itself. Here is the list of 3 flavorful stocks to spice up your portfolio.

Some of the market’s fastest growing stocks don’t have the charts to match their great fundamentals. That can change in a hurry. Here are three candidates.

This small-cap oil stock could be attractive to risk-tolerant investors seeking a mix of income and capital gains.

Last week, I wrote about the automotive aspects of my recent road trip from Salem to Savannah and back.

My stock pick today is based on one great rule, which I learned during my first few weeks at Cabot.

Investment jargon can be annoying and unnecessary. But if you’re a small-cap investor, these five phrases are ones you’ll want to know.

Here are six lower-risk, dividend-paying stocks for your portfolio that will help you ride out the tumble in tech stocks.

Recommending good growth stocks is our specialty. But we want you to be able to find them on your own. Here are nine items to look for.

The best dividend stocks can be hard to find. Here is my criteria for how I pick dividend stocks for my Cabot Dividend Investor advisory.

A famed economist just outlined his “Roaring 2020s” scenario for the U.S. economy, and this stock market trend is powering it.

The market opened higher yesterday thanks to good news on the trade front, but sellers were active after the open, especially with growth stocks. Our longer-term indicators are still up, but the intermediate-term indicator is on the fence. We’re going to sell one position today and place another on hold.

While the overall market is still in decent shape, there’s no question that growth stocks are being crushed across the board. We’re selling two stocks that have broken down on big volume. That will leave us with nearly 50% in cash.

We’re selling Ligand Pharmaceuticals (LGND), which, despite reporting a fine quarter last week, has come under severe selling pressure and broken down decisively. We’ll cut the loss tonight. That move will leave us with three empty slots and a cash position of around 23%. That seems high given the market environment, so we will add one stock—Amazon (AMZN).

Investing in Growth Stocks...it all comes down to: Story, Numbers and Chart (SNAC).