Congratulations! You’ve saved up $10,000 over and above your emergency savings—yes, you should keep your emergency savings in cash, separate from your stocks—and now you’re ready to begin investing in the stock market.
You are aware that you can put that money into mutual and...
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It gets a bad rap, but a reverse stock split can change the fortunes of a public company. Here are four reasons why more companies should do it.
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After a long rally, is a stock market top imminent? Here are five ways to know if the bull market is starting to die of old age.
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Red flags warning of a stock market decline suddenly abound. And because of those red flags I have recommended almost no new buying. Here's what I'm seeing.
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At the start of April, the stock market bottomed and things looked dire. Then Q1 earnings season began, and stocks are up 6% since. That's no coincidence.
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It seems the long-feared stock market correction has arrived. What should you do now that stocks are retracting? Here's what our analysts are saying.
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Last week our nine investment experts held a round table discussion of what's happening in the stock market - and what to expect. Here are some highlights.
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On September 13-15, I’ll be leading my staff of eight analysts in a two-day conference that will make you a better investor.
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Mike’s NVDA pick gained 116.4% in 2016, compared to a gain of 17.0% for the S&P 500.
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Wall Street’s Best Editor’s Note: As the stock markets continue to set records, market pundits and investors alike are wondering if we are near the top and should ‘keep our powder dry,’ take profits on our more speculative holdings and begin to concentrate a..
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Wall Street’s Best Editor’s Note: Thanks to Gordon Pape for this timely article about the Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) industry. Gordon is an income expert and a regular contributor to our Wall Street’s Best newsletters, focusing on both U.S. and Canadian stocks.
REITs Losing...
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Wall Street’s Best Editor’s Note: This article was recently featured in Wall Street’s Best contributor Ron Rowland’s All Star Investor. Here, Ron dissects an ETF strategy that has gained the attention of investors in the past few years.
“Investment methodologies that select and weight securities...
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Wall Street’s Best Editor’s Note: Jeffrey A. Hirsch took over the reins of Stock Trader’s Almanac when his father, Yale, retired a few years ago. Our subscribers have enjoyed both Yale’s and Jeffrey’s contributions for many, many years. Yale created The Stock Trader’s book...
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Ignore Market Volatility—Build Holdings in these Five “Forever” Stocks By Vita Nelson, Moneypaper and DirectInvesting.com
Wall Street’s Best Editor’s Note: Vita Nelson began her Wall Street career as a bond trader where she “made a market” in municipal bonds. She established Moneypaper, the first newsletter...
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Smart investment decisions do not always produce instant investment profits. Take international investing. The smart play is to have exposure to international stocks. It’s estimated that overseas stock markets account for well over half of the global stock. Thus, to ignore international stocks to...
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$1,339.50—that’s the price of gold today, and as you can see by the chart below, it’s had a nice ride since the beginning of the year. You can thank global uncertainty ...
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Wall Street’s Best Editor’s Note: Consensus estimates forecast that this little software company will grow its revenues at a 20%+ clip this year, and close to the same for 2017. And while the price has increased, it doesn’t reflect the promise of this tech...
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If there’s one truth in stock analysis, it’s that earnings drive stock prices. Over the long-term, earnings reflect the essential health of a company. If a business cannot eventually book income, it will bankrupt itself. And companies that continue to turn in earnings year...
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One thing I know from witnessing many market and economic events is that the stock market is resilient. I’ve seen many cycles come and go, with the markets dropping precipitously, including
Early 1990s recession: Iraq invaded Kuwait in July 1990. Dow dropped 18% from on...
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