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  • In today’s note, we discuss pertinent developments for some of the stocks in the portfolio, including Agnico Eagle Mines (AEM), Centuri Holdings (CTRI), GE Aerospace (GE), Paramount Global (PARA), SLB Ltd. (SLB), Teladoc Health (TDOC) and UiPath (PATH).

    Gold miner Agnico Eagle Mines (AEM) continues to lead the portfolio after making a new record high on Thursday.

    The U.S. natural gas outlook should prove supportive for SLB Ltd. (SLB).
  • The market has been chaotic for the last week, so today we’ll zoom out and look at some factors that can help investors manage the mayhem.
  • The market got a reprieve last week. But we’re probably not out of the woods yet.

    The S&P 500 came about as close to a bear market as you can get early last week. In fact, it hit the 20% mark down from the high on an intraday basis twice. But it’s not an official bear market until the closing price falls below 20%. The S&P seemed to have one foot on a bear market and the other foot on a banana peel. Then last Wednesday happened.
  • The extreme environment has continued this week, with last Wednesday’s tariff reveal leading to a massive selloff that took the market down into Monday morning, though there has been support since, thanks in large part to Wednesday’s tariff delay that caused the market to pop higher.
  • The previous weekend’s worry about a crash last Monday proved to be incorrect as the market had some early-week struggles, but those were, at least in the short term, washed away on Wednesday as the indexes exploded higher. By week’s end, the S&P 500 had rallied 5.7%, the Dow had gained 5%, and the Nasdaq had rebounded by 7.3%.
  • The previous weekend’s worry about a crash last Monday proved to be incorrect as the market had some early-week struggles, but those were at least in the short term washed away on Wednesday as the indexes exploded higher. By week’s end the S&P 500 had rallied 5.7%, the Dow had gained 5%, and the Nasdaq had rebounded by 7.3%.
  • Tariffs aren’t gone, but the 90-day pause has served as a tourniquet for a market that was bleeding out. Who knows what this week will bring after total extremes the first two weeks of April. But for now, relative calm has been restored. So today we capitalize on it by adding a growth stock with momentum via Mike Cintolo’s Cabot Top Ten Trader advisory.

    Details inside.
  • The market has recovered in a big and fast way over the past week. Are we out of the woods?


    What a difference a week makes. Things were frog ugly at the beginning of last week. We were approaching a trade war with the whole world. The S&P 500 came within a whisker of bear market territory (down 20% or more from the high on a closing basis). In fact, it hit the 20% mark down from the high on an intraday basis twice. Then last Wednesday happened.
  • The market has bounced off of last week’s low, and given the number of secondary extremes seen during that selling panic, we think the odds are good that low will hold for a while--if not longer. That said, bottoms are usually a process, not an event. so there’s a good chance the market is now building a bottom area, which will likely prove hectic on a day-to-day basis (as we’ve seen this week) but allow the leaders of the next advance to start separating from the pack.

    That’s a first step, and we’re busy building our watch list--but when you look at the primary evidence, all of it remains negative, as the trends of most everything are still down. Thus, while we won’t rule out a small new position or two if the market continues to stabilize, we’re remaining very close to shore and keeping our eyes on the big prize -- hopping on some new leaders early in the next sustained uptrend.
  • The U.S. dollar has lost 9% in 2025, and if this trend continues, these two foreign currency ETFs can help you hedge against a falling dollar.
  • We may not be able to implement his activist game plan, but these tips can help you learn how to invest like Carl Icahn, the contrarian legend.
  • Big years like 2024 typically lead to choppy strength the next year. So this year I’m looking for steady growth stocks. Here are three I like now.
  • In today’s note, we discuss pertinent developments for some of the stocks in the portfolio, including Alcoa (AA), American Airlines (AAL), Berkshire Hathaway (BRKB), Sirius XM (SIRI) and SLB Ltd. (SLB).

    Overall market liquidity remains ample, yet small-cap stocks have lagged in recent months, suggesting money availability isn’t as profuse as it was last year.
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  • Small caps have underperformed since last Thursday with yesterday’s selloff pushing the index to the lowest level since mid-January.

    The main culprits are yesterday’s slightly hotter-than-expected CPI report, concerns about tariffs (carveouts expected) and an uptick in bond yields. Yesterday the 10-year yield jumped back to 4.64%, a three-week high.