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Earnings season is a fantastic opportunity to glean cannabis sector insights from industry leaders. Here are two developments that the top brass is talking about right now.

The age-old value vs. growth stocks argument misses the point. For a diversified portfolio, you need both. And right now, value stocks are outpacing their growthier brethren.

It’s not a roaring bull market for IPOs, but solid businesses can still go public and hold their own, even in a down market.

The U.S.-China rivalry has massive global implications that will affect world politics and your portfolio for years to come, so it’s important to learn how you can profit from it.

When the original crop of meme stocks emerged, it marked a frothy top and the end of the bull market. Now, with a new class in 2025, will history repeat itself?

A new batch of meme stocks has suddenly materialized. Recent history suggests that’s not a good thing.

Emerging market equities are roaring into 2026 on the heels of a strong 2025. These ETFs can help you ride the momentum this year, but there’s a better way to play it.

The Fed may not be calling its “reserve management purchases” Quantitative Easing (QE), but it should translate to more asset price inflation just the same.

2022 is finally behind us, but it’s important not to let last year’s bear market keep us from finding life-changing investing opportunities in 2023.

Given the current macro conditions and expectations for a flat market ahead, investors can look to activists to unlock value in turnaround stocks. Here’s how.

Avoiding debt or managing existing debt is generally good advice, but it’s also a recipe for missed opportunities and a life of adequacy and not abundance.

Given the current housing market, you might think construction spending has taken a nosedive, but these infrastructure stocks are thriving.

It’s been a poor week for the major indexes even including this morning’s post-jobs-report pop, with most giving up a chunk of their recent off-the-bottom gains. As has been the case, the big-cap indexes (S&P 500 and Nasdaq) have fared the worst, down 3% to 5%, while the broader measures (small/mid-cap) are down “only” 1% to 2%.

After sinking to new bear lows last Friday, the indexes have bounced back some this week (up 2% to 3%), though we’ve seen some selling on the early-week pop after a Fedhead implied at least a couple more big rate hikes are likely before year end (markets now see two more 0.75% hikes). Even so, nothing has changed with the primary evidence—the intermediate- and longer-term trends are down for the indexes and most stocks are still buried (80% of names below their 50-day and 200-day lines). Thus, we remain defensive.

Artificial intelligence is everywhere and, arguably, the reason for the fresh bull market. But lost in the hype is the impact AI will have on real companies doing real business. That’s where Microsoft comes in.

Small-cap and mid-cap (SMID-cap) software stocks have struggled, but now that rate cuts have arrived, these five software stocks have brighter days ahead.

Porch Group (PRCH) reported yesterday afternoon with results coming in ahead of management guidance and significant contributions from acquired companies. Despite the strong high-level numbers, the stock is selling off today and we’re going to step aside with the modest profit we still have (around 25%).

Cabot Heritage Corp., publisher of 12 investment advisory services, has named Nancy Zambell the new editor of the Dick Davis Digests.

The best-performing micro-cap stocks of 2019 can give us some insight as to what stocks (and sectors) will be the big small-company winners in 2020.