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It will take years for bankruptcy and (possibly) criminal courts to unwind what happened to FTX, but for now, it looks like this cryptocurrency scam was less about the crypto and more about the currency.

The growth stock selloff has been a challenge for all investors, but Cabot Growth Investor subscribers have avoided the worst of it. Here’s how we did it.

The holiday-shortened week was fairly positive as the S&P 500 rose 1.6%, the Dow added another 1.9%, and the Nasdaq gained 0.75%.

Today we are going to keep the profits rolling by selling a defensive covered call in a recent earnings winner.

The holiday-shortened week was fairly positive as the S&P 500 rose 1.6%, the Dow added another 1.9%, and the Nasdaq gained 0.75%

Last week, we rolled our valuation and earnings estimate table forward by a year, dropping the 2022 estimates and adding the 2024 estimates.

Yesterday I suggested adding $40,000 of our cash to AdvisorShares Pure US Cannabis (MSOS) with a buy limit of 11.45.

With one month left to go in this miserable year, the stock market picture is the brightest it’s been in some time. The S&P 500 is up 11% since its mid-October bottom, volatility is way down, and December is traditionally (though not always) one of the better months on the calendar for investors. The next Fed meeting or inflation data point could throw cold water on all that, but for now the water is at least lukewarm, which means it’s time to take a chance and dive in head-first with a new small-cap financial recommendation courtesy of Cabot Early Opportunities Chief Analyst Tyler Laundon.

Details inside.

Today I am adding $40,000 of our cash to AdvisorShares Pure US Cannabis (MSOS) with a buy limit of 11.45.

Comparing Microsoft, Bitcoin, and small-cap stocks might seem like comparing apples to bananas to oranges, but if you dig deeper into that comparison you’ll see why I like small-cap stocks.

The market boomed today after a tamer-than-expected inflation report, with the Dow exploding higher by nearly 1,200 points (3.7%) and the Nasdaq surging 761 points (7.3%).

Moving Shell plc (SHEL) from Buy to Sell

In this week’s video, Tyler Laundon recaps the big news of the week, including the midterm elections, meltdown in the cryptocurrency market and the CPI report.

The big event this week was yesterday’s tamer-than-expected inflation report, which caused a huge jump in the indexes. While this doesn’t cure all the market’s sins, it adds to the modest positive evidence that’s been emerging in recent weeks.

This morning’s “less bad” CPI report (what a difference 0.2% makes!) is just what the market needed to get off its knees.

With a potential recession ahead, now’s the time to start looking for the best recession stocks to add ballast to your portfolio.

Sparked by an inflation data point that showed some signs of cooling, the market surged higher last week. The S&P 500 gained 6%, the Dow rose 4% and the Nasdaq gained a whopping 8.8%.

Sparked by an inflation data point that showed some signs of cooling, the market surged higher last week. The S&P 500 gained 6%, the Dow rose 4% and the Nasdaq gained a whopping 8.8%.