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Twilio (TWLO) sold off in a big way this morning because late last Friday, the company announced that it will sell shares in a secondary offering—but it didn’t say how many!

We are initiating coverage of Organon (OGN) with a BUY rating.

This portfolio stock recently reported first quarter fiscal 2020 results, and while the stock has been a little volatile since reporting, the punchline is that all appears on track.

Six portfolio stocks reported earnings recently.

This portfolio stock has exploded over 25% to all-time highs following a beat and raise Q1 that seemed in the cards, but still comes very much as a surprise to me.

With this stock below its September lows, we’re back to square one. How did we get here?

Our interest in oil and natural gas exploration and production (E&P) companies has been warming up lately. Many of these stocks are beaten down, yet oil prices have remained resilient, leaving producers like ConocoPhillips meaningfully undervalued.

Three portfolio stocks reported earnings today, and we’re selling one for a nice profit.

Shares of this stock are bucking the downtrend early on Monday after management announced late last week that it would take steps to cut an additional $30 million in costs by reducing the workforce by roughly 90 employees across sales, marketing, general/administrative and R&D departments.

This portfolio stock reported earnings and moves to Buy.

If you own TSLA with a large profit, as many of my early subscribers do, I recommend that you continue to hold your shares.

Sell the remaining half of this portfolio stock.

We’ve been waiting for a pullback in high growth names and that looks to have begun this week.

This portfolio stock reported yesterday that Q2 revenue grew by 35% to $65.4 million (beating by $2.4 million) while adjusted EPS of $0.06 beat by $0.27.

It looks like we’ll be ending this week on a big down note as stocks are heading south once again. The culprit is no surprise; concern that this virus will spark at least a short-term economic downturn.

One of our stocks is now rated Sell, simply because it has come so far so fast.

Because of all the craziness out there I’m pushing back the stock section of this week’s update to tomorrow.

The shares of this China stock fell sharply today after the company announced that it had suspended the CFO and several employees reporting to him for misconduct related to “fabricated transactions.”

One of our stocks reported results on Thursday and investors didn’t care for the results.

Has every ship run aground? Have all the oceans frozen over? You might think so if you’ve followed the dramatic tumble of the Baltic Dry Index. The index tracks the price to ship dry goods--everything from corn to cement--and unless the world suddenly stops eating and building, the odds are this index is ripe for a stunning rebound ... that looks already underway. Today, we’re featuring an article from our friends at StreetAuthority. StreetAuthority Editor Amy Calistri explains why these shipping stocks have a bright future ahead of them while providing some monstrous yields--one shipper in particular paying a 23.2% yield.