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The market bounced back quickly from its recent dip, but signs point to further weakness ahead. Insider buying in these five stocks makes them worth watching when it happens.

The market is vulnerable to a pullback due to elevated sentiment and bearish insider activity. Here’s what to do about it now.

Contrarian investing has failed for the last several months, despite an excess of bullishness in the markets, but the contrarian principle can still work when applied properly.

As of the beginning of 2026, Warren Buffett is no longer at the helm of Berkshire Hathaway, but its portfolio remains a testament to how its architect changed investing itself.

While headlines and the financial media focused on the rate cut in December’s Fed meeting, the real news was balance sheet expansion…just don’t call it “QE.”

More than half the country is buried in snow or ice today. And yet, stocks continue to hum along regardless of the weather, economic headwinds or myriad geopolitical worries. A big one was quickly stamped out last week, when renewed tariff threats caused a brief market shock before cooler heads prevailed in Davos. This week will be dominated by mega-cap earnings and another Fed meeting. Given the market’s resilience against all-comers of late, today we take another big swing with a mid-cap industrial stock that was the Top Pick from Tyler Laundon in the most recent edition of Cabot Early Opportunities advisory.

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No word better encapsulates 2025 than “uncertainty.” And while it’s likely to continue rearing its head in 2026, the future looks strong…and profitable.

Goldman Sachs (GS) and Morgan Stanley (MS) are two of the heaviest hitters in investment banking, but which is the better investment as M&A and IPOs ramp up in 2026?

Please note this is an update focused solely on our open positions as I am away from my home office and stuck in travel limbo having been impacted by the snow/ice storm this past weekend. I HOPE to be back at the desk this evening, but that is in question. However, while I’m away from my desk, I am still able to monitor our positions if we need to make moves.

$10,000 gold may seem like an outlandish claim, but investors trying to preserve their purchasing power in the face of relentless money-printing may make it a reality.

Please note this is an update focused solely on our open positions as I am away from my home office and stuck in travel limbo having been impacted by the snow/ice storm this past weekend. I HOPE to be back at the desk this evening, but that is in question. However, while I’m away from my desk, I am still able to monitor our positions if we need to make moves.

Buying “the boom” — a good story and an impressive run — can be a costly mistake. The best way to generate sustainable returns is to buy “the trend.”

Think $1 million is unrealistic? These five stocks turned $10,000 into a fortune for long-term investors.