Riding the Bucking Bronco
Investing in general, and growth stock investing in particular, tends to be very streaky—while many would love for a steady, low-stress increase in their portfolios, that’s not how the world usually works. Instead you get periods of time when the gushes...
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Steady Improvement
By the letter of the law, the big-cap indexes remain in the midst of a correction—the S&P 500 sits about 4% off its high, while the Nasdaq is more than 5% below its early-September peak, and many stocks and sectors are being around...
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I performed a study on the common threads in great growth stocks I recommended over a 10-year period. Here are six characteristics that stood out.
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Bad News, Good News
Our last issue was titled “Burden of Proof is on the Bulls,” and since then, the buyers have failed to step up to the plate, leading to a worsening of the overall evidence—earlier this week, our Cabot Tides flipped to bearish...
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Burden of Proof is On the Bulls
At heart, we’re students of the market, which means one of the key tools we use is spotting the difference between normal, run-of-the-mill action and abnormal, noteworthy action, the latter of which is what usually causes us make...
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As the market continues its improbable rally, new leaders are emerging. Salesforce.com stock and Quanta Services look particularly attractive.
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Has the “Re-Rotation” Begun?
When our last issue went to press, growth stocks were under pressure. It wasn’t an epic disaster, but there had clearly been a change in character, with the initial market leaders (those that burst to new highs in April or May)...
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Growth Stocks Under Pressure
We saw signs growth stocks were ready for a “real” correction in June, but the buyers showed up. And again in July, it appeared the red-hot growth titles were ready to rest—and some of them did—but most enjoyed yet another to...
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Positive, but Less Powerful
One of the big reasons the market has always attracted us is that it’s a contrary beast, requiring investors to think and perceive things differently than in their day-to-day view of the real world. To the average person who turns the...
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In Cabot's 50 years, we've only been fooled three times by financial frauds, including Luckin Coffee stock. But you can still profit from these frauds.
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My first stock market crash occurred in 1987, when the Dow fell 22.8% in one day. How we helped Cabot readers get through that crash can help you now.
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This August 14 kicks off our annual Cabot Wealth Summit - a two-day conference designed to make you a better investor. Here's how to join us!
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The June market rally has been a ray of sunshine after a dreary May. Is it sustainable? Here are two reasons to think so - and two reasons to question it.
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Thomas Phelps wrote a book called "100 to 1 in the Stock Market," touting a strategy that can bring you profits of 10,000% or more in stocks. Here's how the strategy works.
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Million-dollar homes paid for by one stock, wine in a can, and sailing in a thunderstorm were among the highlights from last week's Cabot Wealth Summit.
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We’ve been publishing Cabot Top Ten Trader since 2002, and this week we’re celebrating its 16th anniversary.
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My answer to every investor’s question about whether they should buy XYZ stock right ahead of earnings is...
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Today, I’ll kick into abbreviated advice mode with the list of six maxims for handling quarterly reports.
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AMZN stock has been the toast of Wall Street. But it's starting to slide, and there are reasons to believe the sell-off might continue for some time.
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The investment game attracts lots of smart people to the stock market who believe that they should be able to think their way to investing success.
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