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Eight months ago, Macy’s stock was left for dead. Since then, the stock has more than doubled. And that bodes well for General Electric (GE).

The definition of safe stocks depends on your investing approach. If you’re an emerging markets investor, these stocks look relatively “safe” right now.

Credit Suisse came out with a list of 18 “fading stars” in the market - all blue-chip stocks. Here’s why their list is flawed.

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Last week, I introduced this year’s “10 Stocks to Buy & Hold Forever” series, in which I ask all the Cabot analysts to nominate stocks.

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The much-anticipated market dip finally arrived last week, and so far, when you look at the leadership of this market—the Nasdaq and leading individual stocks—the action has been completely normal, and in fact, seems to be producing some higher-odds entry points as names dip toward support. Once again, though, we need to keep a close eye on the broad market—the intermediate-term trend remains up, but it’s getting close to the edge, with another bad week possibly putting the broad market back in the soup. We’ll leave our Market Monitor at a level 7 today but we’re watching things closely in case weak breadth causes the selling pressures to build.

This week’s list has a growing number of pullback-related setups. Our Top Pick quacks like a new technology leader that’s pulled back reasonably after a strong rally. It’s volatile, so start small and use a loose leash.

The Trump Administration is off and running along with Cabot Explorer stocks as markets closely watch the potential for tariffs on Canada, China, and Mexico.

Mexico and Canada are America’s two largest trade partners, and both countries are bracing for major economic disruption should Trump follow through. Mexico and Canada send about 80% of their exports to the U.S. Market turbulence in stocks based in Mexico or Canada could create an opportunity for us.

The long-term trend of the market remains up, while the intermediate trend remains down, though the current rally is working to change that—and may well succeed. In any case, we’re seeing growing numbers of strong stocks, and today’s recommendation is one of them.

It’s a little-known technology stock providing a valuable public service, with a high rate of recurring income. I think you’ll like it.