Five Options Trading Myths Exposed
There's a lot of mystery and misinformation out there about options trading. Here are five common misconceptions - and what the real truth is.
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Ask Me Your Options Trading Questions
Options trading can often be dismissed as too risky or too confusing. But it's time to expose some of the five biggest options trading myths.
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How ETFs Are Putting Mutual Fund Managers Out of Business
Thanks to ETFs, the largest asset management firm in the world is moving away from mutual fund managers. As an individual investor, you should too.
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Handling Losses
No one picks winning stocks every single time. At some point, you will have a loss. Knowing how to deal with stock market losses will make the difference between a small loss that will let you quickly get back in the game, and devastating...
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How to Deal with Stock Market Losses
Stock market losses are simply a part of investing. Knowing how to handle those losses is the difference between making money and losing it.
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Investing in Emerging Markets Stocks: Why and How
Emerging markets stocks can march to their own drummer, and that’s a good thing for your portfolio. One Chinese education stock looks especially good.
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Let’s Do Lunch!
In the middle of October, I hosted a webinar called Lunch with the Analyst. It was an informal affair, featuring me sitting in front of a Mac in Cabot’s conference room talking about stocks. In just 60 minutes, I gave a rundown on was...
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Market Shocks (and Aftershocks)
In the stock market, September is usually a time of increased purpose, as the giants of Wall Street return from their summer vacations (after Labor Day), tanned, re-energized and ready to grapple with the market and its challenges.
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The Trouble With Picking a “Stock of the Year”
Every year, as October and November roll around, Cabot’s analysts start to get requests from all over for their picks for the next year’s “Stock of the Year.” And that’s a tough thing to pick.
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Becoming More Optimistic | Cabot Weekly Review
Mike Cintolo remains relatively neutral while the market continues to chop sideways, but a couple of factors are making him more optimistic.
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Growth Stocks to Consider | Cabot Weekly Review
Mike Cintolo is growing a bit more optimistic, and it’s not just because the market has rallied for the past few days.
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High-Potential Stocks | Cabot Weekly Review
Mike Cintolo talks about his continued neutral stance, as the major indexes continue to chop sideways and most stocks are doing the same.
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Focus on the Best Stocks | Cabot Weekly Review
Mike Cintolo discusses the market's recent failed breakout attempt and the abnormal selling he’s seen in growth stocks.
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Market’s Encouraging Action | Cabot Weekly Review
Mike Cintolo discusses some encouraging action in the stock market this week.
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Two Undervalued Healthcare Stocks
Here are two healthcare stocks that are currently undervalued and sell at bargain prices.
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The Market’s at New Highs—So Now What?
Many individual investors are having a hard time deciding when (or whether) to jump back into the market.
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How to Stop Being a Stock Chump
A person stops being a chump by finding a successful investing system that makes sense to them and then following it!
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How to Use P/E Ratios to Buy Low
Steven Check, editor of The Blue Chip Investor, studied the newsletter’s gain on its position in McCormick & Company (MKC), the spice company, to demonstrate the importance of investing when stocks are trading at low valuations. “As of this issue, we’re selling our position in This...
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Dividend Edition: Buying at Low Valuations
We've talked here before about the importance of buying dividend-paying stocks at low prices in order to lock in high yields. (You can read the issue here if you missed it.) Recently, I read an interesting account on the importance of buying low another...
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Why Investing is Fun
I want to speak up for one big benefit of stock investing that doesn't get a lot of publicity. I think it's fun! Yes, fun. And I don't just mean that making a big killing on a hot stock is fun.
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