In this week's video Tyler Laundon, Chief Analyst of Cabot Small-Cap Confidential and Cabot Early Opportunities, jumps into the IPO market to alert viewers to three high potential names that have recently hit the public market. He also shares a few simple tips how...
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There is a lot of uncertainty out there, which isn’t an entirely new scenario. We’ll continue to try and play it a little safe right now by keeping all stocks previously rated hold at the same rating.
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In this week's video Tyler Laundon, Chief Analyst of Cabot Small-Cap Confidential and Cabot Early Opportunities, jumps into the IPO market to alert viewers to three high potential names that have recently hit the public market. He also shares a few simple tips how...
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The market’s had another rotational week—the big-cap indexes have done OK (S&P 500 and Nasdaq up around 1%), small-cap indexes have done even better (up nearly 2%), but growth stocks have suffered another round of heavy selling, with many falling to new correction lows.
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As we’ve seen in recent days, the major indexes are a bit soft this morning, with the Dow down 73 points and the Nasdaq down 15 points.
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Baker Hughes changes their corporate name and stock symbol. And, two stocks report third-quarter earnings beats.
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From Cabot Top Ten Trader
The market’s had another rotational week—the big-cap indexes have done OK (S&P 500 and Nasdaq up around 1%), small-cap indexes have done even better (up nearly 2%), but growth stocks have suffered another round of heavy selling, with many to...
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Growth stocks haven't made much headway during the last five-plus months of market choppiness. But these three look on the verge of a major breakout.
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While we’re growing more optimistic that the next big move will be up, we continue to advise a cautious stance as the market’s numerous crosscurrents continue—the indexes are still range bound, there’s rotation under the surface and relatively few stocks are hitting new highs.
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There are a couple quick things to cover today. First, the introduction in the email that went out introducing yesterday’s Issue was placeholder text from a past update. I apologize for the error and hope it didn’t seem too random. Second, I’ve received about...
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Our Emerging Markets Timer as found support in recent weeks, but that hasn’t been enough to produce a new buy signal.
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Two stocks report earnings and two more are rising again.
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It’s been a tough few months for cannabis investors, but no downtrend lasts forever, and yesterday’s blast-off by Aphria (APHA), which sparked buying across the sector, is a sign that the worst has almost certainly passed.
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Market Views
Quiet for Now
Stocks finished a relatively quiet session lower today, after trading on both sides of breakeven amid waning optimism over Friday's partial trade deal between Beijing and Washington. Reports emerged that China wishes to continue trade talks before finalizing the "phase deal,...
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Tyler is selling one stock.
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The market is once again flirting with all time highs. The good week was driven largely by the announcement of a partial trade deal with China. But the main event will be earnings going forward.
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Forbes recently released its list of the most valuable brands in the world. You won't find any of today's best growth stocks on the list. Here's why.
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Stocks in this Issue
Five Portfolio Management Tips for Early-Stage Stocks
The nature of this newsletter is that 90% of our focus is centered on finding early-stage opportunities and vetting them. But to have investing success – in any type of stocks – over the haul...
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It’s every investor’s dream to own a stock that rises rapidly, and there’s no more rapid source of gains than when a company becomes a takeover target.
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The top five holdings of this fund are Weyerhaeuser Co (WY, 6.23% of assets), Brookfield Asset Management Inc Class A (BAM.A.TO, 5.37%), Five Point Holdings LLC A (FPH, 5.16%),
Lennar Corp (LEN, 5.03%), and CK Asset Holdings Ltd (01113.HK, 4.88%).
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