Search

It’s official: we’re in the midst of a true market correction? That’s causing widespread panic on Wall Street. Here’s why it shouldn’t.

Sector investing can allow you to play a group of stocks that are hot, and avoid the ones tanking. But it’s not as easy as it sounds.

Do REITs pay dividends? Fortunately for investors, the inherent design of a REIT ensures dividend payments.

Hunches may be useful for making a split-second decision, but investing hunches can hurt when making an important decision.

Peter Brimelow of MarketWatch discusses the Cabot Market Letter’s marketing timing calls in his November 28 column, Not all Bulls are Breathing Better.

MarketWatch columnist Peter Brimelow hails Cabot Market Letter’s market timing system of moving averages.

MarketWatch columnist Peter Brimelow reports that Cabot Market Letter’s “typically well-reasoned” issue makes the case that the bull market is not over.

Calls for a stock market collapse after one bad week are little more than a desperate attempt at click bait. All you have to do is look at a chart.

Weight Watchers’ stock price jumped 40% in 24 hours after reporting earnings. How did it happen? The perfect storm of stock, market and growth.

Snapchat’s valuation is overinflated right out of the gates. But does that mean it’s due for an immediate comeuppance? Not necessarily.

Fed rate hikes get a lot of attention on Wall Street, much of it negative. But you shouldn’t worry about them. To know that, just look at a chart.

A volatile market may ensue if the Fed raises short-term interest rates today as expected. If it does, chances are it will be temporary. Here’s what to do.

While this morning is a bit of a downer, the week as a whole has been a great one for stocks, with the major indexes up in the 2.5% to 5% range generally speaking. But more important to us is where that strength has taken the indexes—specifically, above their December highs, which turns the market’s intermediate-term trend up.

Although it may not be evident in the negative headlines, America (and its stock market) runs on optimism. That, plus a little patience, is key for portfolio outperformance.

Crypto is both a new financial market and a new kind of technology. Before you can profit from the former, you have to develop an understanding of the latter.

Crypto is a nascent industry but one poised for massive growth. Before you can start investing it pays to learn more about the technology behind it.