Stocks & ETFs to Buy
Shares of Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) went on a roller-coaster ride in 2015 worthy of one of its theme... Read More
Shares of Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) went on a roller-coaster ride in 2015 worthy of one of its theme parks. They rallied from $90 to over $120, not once but twice, and by early 2016, they had fallen... Read More
Income investors, like all investors, are susceptible to traps. One of the best-known is the value... Read More
Income investors, like all investors, are susceptible to traps. One of the best-known is the value trap. This occurs when an investor buys a stock that’s underpriced based on some quantifiable... Read More
Although inflation is low and the U.S. dollar is high, gold seems to be waking up. It’s hard not to notice that the yellow metal has already made quite a few changes for the better on the charts. And it appears gold mining stocks are coming along for… Read More
I took my son to preschool the other day and, for the first time, he ran off without saying goodbye to me — he just saw his friend and off he went. I walked back to my car wishing I could turn the clock back to a time… Read More
As the old Wall Street saw goes, “There’s always a bull market somewhere.” These days, with the stock market faltering, you might think that can only mean inverse ETFs. But even in bearish times, there are still stocks that can and do move higher. After all, even during… Read More
With the gaming industry so dependent on China for a chunk of its fortunes, it seems odd that Las... Read More
With the gaming industry so dependent on China for a chunk of its fortunes, it seems odd that Las Vegas Sands (NYSE: LVS) is poised to rally over the next few months. The Chinese stock market fell to... Read More
Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) is ubiquitous in the online lives of millions, yet its stock has been the bane... Read More
Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) is ubiquitous in the online lives of millions, yet its stock has been the bane of many a portfolio. After a strong performance following its initial public offering in... Read More
One of the best things about quantitative indicators is that they do not discriminate. Unlike... Read More
One of the best things about quantitative indicators is that they do not discriminate. Unlike investors, they cannot be swayed by emotions. They do not care if a stock is loved or hated, big or... Read More
A chart pattern we are always excited to spot is the ascending triangle. Consisting of a horizontal resistance line at its top and an uptrend line at the bottom, the ascending triangle has a bullish bias. It is seen by technical analysts as a “continuation” pattern, which is a pause… Read More