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One major hurdle to cryptocurrency investing is learning the technology that underpins it; with that in mind, let’s explore the blockchain.

Value investing has lagged growth investing for decades, but recent declines in the market are good news for contrarian investors.

You may not consider yourself a professional trader, but these options strategies can help you manage your portfolio just like the pros.

These five rules turned a “flop” of a book into a value investing cult classic and helped the author establish one of the premier hedge funds in the world.

“Bear markets are for building” is a popular phrase among crypto enthusiasts, which, coupled with a pending upgrade, makes now the perfect time to accumulate ETH.

FAANG stocks helped drive the market higher for the last decade, but does the current market environment sound the death knell for FAANG stocks?

In this week’s video, Mike Cintolo talks about the market’s interesting week, with some noteworthy early-week breadth on the upside and more than a few stocks that perked up. Of course, two days isn’t enough to change the trends, so Mike remains heavily in cash, is keeping any positions small and is building a watch list of resilient names for when the bulls show up for good. Stocks included in this video: LVS ASO NBIX LPLA CHRD FANG DKS ISEE

While it’s not a pure-play cryptocurrency stock, this financial major is making big investments and signaling its foray into crypto.

Anyone can learn how to invest and profit, but it requires discipline and focus. My favorite investment books can get you started.

In this week’s video, Mike Cintolo talks about the still-downtrending market -- despite all the happenings and headlines of the past week or two, nothing has changed with this thoughts: He’s defensive as the trends remain down, but he’s also flexible, as many stocks remain in bottoming areas and are etching tighter structures even as the market retests its low. He thinks a turn could come, but as he’s been saying for months, you have to see it first before doing any major buying. ALB ASO FIVE WING NFLX NBIX REGN PCTY DUOL DHI CRWD LVS

My subscribers are mostly safe in cash these days, but when the market starts to turn higher again, these 3 growth stocks look ready to run.

As central banks around the globe aggressively raised interest rates, the stock market had its second straight awful week of trading. The S&P 500 fell 4.6%, the Dow lost 4%, and the Nasdaq continued its ugly slide, falling another 5.1%.

Sentiment remains extremely negative towards the cannabis sector and the overall stock market.

You can look at this situation and get depressed. Or you can see it as an opportunity to buy cheaper shares for the long term. Being a contrarian, I prefer to do the latter. I think both cannabis stocks and the broad market are buyable right now. And that’s why I am adding two new positions to the Sector Xpress Cannabis Advisor portfolio today, and rate all our existing stocks “Buys.”

Before we dive into this week’s idea, let’s clean up a couple of positions that expired last week. Because of the general market weakness, today we are going to sell our stock positions in Qualcomm (QCOM), Oak Street Health (OSH), and Global Foundries (GFS). Once these sales are made, we will no longer own a stock or option position in these stocks.

In the September issue of Cabot Early Opportunities, we continue to try and thread the needle of this bear market, selecting a few potential opportunities to buy while adding others to our Watch List.
This month’s issue features a couple of old friends that are shaping up again, plucks one healthy stock off the Watch List and digs into two fresh names that seem to have the wind at their backs.


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This was a tough week and major indexes slid between 4% and 5% in August, their worst monthly performances since June. Nuclear energy play Centrus Energy (LEU) was a standout Explorer stock, up 56% over the last month. Today, we go to Canada for an interesting and speculative maritime robotics play.

Compared to the prior three weeks when the major indexes imploded, last week was a breath of fresh air. As we like to say, up is good, so the action is certainly a plus—and, more important, we still see a good number of stocks in multi-month setups. All that said, much of the recent buying has been from the off-the-bottom crowd, and at best, the intermediate-term trend of the overall market is sideways while the longer-term trend remains down. We’re certainly OK holding onto our resilient names, but we continue to need to see more before we advise becoming aggressive. We’re leaving our Market Monitor at a level 4.


This week’s list has a few more turnaround and steady Eddie-type names despite the market’s rally. Our Top Pick is a cheap name near the top of a huge launching pad that also has a decent long-term cookie-cutter story, too.

Explorer stocks held up pretty well during this turbulent week as almost all were steady or up, with Chile’s SQM up five points. Stocks stabilized yesterday after a sharp pullback on Tuesday. While prices of gasoline are down, prices of most of other things like food, rent, and medical care are still rising. This week we dive into semiconductor stocks with a return to Taiwan for a new recommendation.

Coming off three straight weeks of losses, the bulls staged a rebound last week as the S&P 500 gained 3.65%, the Dow rose 2.66% and the Nasdaq rebounded by 4.1%. Though of note, the market is down across the board this morning following a “hot” inflation report. The expiration of our September covered calls is this Friday. Expect to hear from me Thursday afternoon or Friday morning on how we will manage these positions.