Cabot Income Advisor Weekly Update
The overall market has topped out in the last month. But many of the slower-moving and more value-oriented stocks didn’t get the memo.
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dividend stock Archives
Cabot Dividend Investor 621
It’s hard to get away from the current headlines. It’s all about the pandemic and recovery. Lately, they’re throwing in some inflation talk to spice things up.
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Cabot Undervalued Stocks Advisor Weekly Update
The market seems to have settled into complacency. We’re in a period after first-quarter earnings reports and government statistics indicate a surging economy, yet investors rightfully wonder if or when the Fed will raise interest rates and are starting to consider what happens the...
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10 Highest-Paying Dividend Stocks in the Dow
The 10 highest-paying dividend stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial all yield more than 2.7%. But which of them would I buy today?
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Cabot Stock of the Week 351
The bull market that began in March 2020 rolls on, and the good news is that growth stocks are now looking stronger, as hopes for rapid growth outweigh fears of inflation.
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Cabot Undervalued Stocks Advisor 621
Many of our recommended names are at or approaching our price targets. The decision to keep or sell isn’t easy in a strong market. Our patience is being tested (in a good way).
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Cabot Dividend Investor Weekly Update
The market continues to stumble sideways. On the one hand, the S&P 500 is within a whisker of the all-time high. On the other hand, stocks have been going sideways for about a month.
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Cabot Income Advisor Weekly Update
The market continues to forge nowhere. The S&P 500 is still below the May 7th high, but it’s only less than 1% below the high. It stopped going up. But it isn’t going down.
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Cabot Stock of the Week 350
The bull market that began in March 2020 remains in effect, and our policy of investing in a balanced portfolio of stocks chosen using a variety of investing systems continues to work.
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Cabot Dividend Investor Weekly Update
The market is in nowheresville. The S&P 500 is at the same level it was in early April. But the index isn’t really down. It’s only 1% below the all-time high. It’s not that the market is going down. It just stopped going up.
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Cabot Undervalued Stocks Advisor Weekly Update
We’ve written about inflation in the past two letters and promise that we’ll stop with this letter, unless some major news on this front emerges. Yet, what keeps us on the topic is commentary from brokerage firms and media outlets saying that the is...
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Cabot Income Advisor 521
It looks like this relentless bull market is finally stalling out. The market isn’t correcting, or really selling off in any substantial way. It has just stopped moving higher, for now.
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How Long Do You Have to Own a Stock to Get the Dividend?
How long do you have to own a stock to get the dividend? The answer isn't complicated; there are just a few things you need to know.
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Cabot Stock of the Week 349
The bull market that began in March 2020 remains in effect, though showing signs of age.
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Cabot Dividend Investor Weekly Update
The market’s relentless march ever higher is being interrupted. What’s going on?
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Cabot Undervalued Stocks Advisor Weekly Update
Investors have started to see a cloud or two in an otherwise sunny stock market sky. We don’t focus much on short-term market moves, but we have noticed that the weather is shifting, at least slightly.
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Cabot Income Advisor Weekly Update
The market is still in an uptrend and not far from the highs. But things are changing.
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Cabot Stock of the Week 348
Growth stocks continue to struggle, and thus overall, I think It’s wise to lean toward larger value-oriented stocks.
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Cabot Income Advisor Weekly Update
It looks like the relentless bull market is finally running into trouble. The market indexes are down a lot for the third straight day.
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Cabot Undervalued Stocks Advisor Weekly Update
We’ve seen signs of it everywhere. Retail prices for homes, apartments, food, gasoline, cars and everyday services are higher than they were a year or two ago and are going higher. Upstream from these consumer-facing prices, input prices for raw materials, semiconductors, crops, energy...
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