The “January Effect“ is a well-known market phenomenon famous for causing the stock market to rally during the month in most years. It’s considered an anomaly because it’s not driven by the market’s forces. Read More

There is a little-known method that could soon become very controversial in the investing community, but if used correctly, could make huge profits for investors.#-ad_banner-# This secret method has been proven in numerous tests and the real… Read More

Value investors look for stocks that offer low risk. The idea is to buy a stock at a price level that should be near a low as measured by the fundamentals. Some value investors look for stocks with sound business models… Read More

While there are hundreds of technical indicators available, many of them give the same signals, and using several that are similar adds little value to your analysis process. The wide variety of indicators may disguise the reality that most indicators simply apply different mathematical techniques to closing prices in their… Read More

As I mentioned before, changing global climate has wrought havoc on the agricultural sector during the past year. Drought in the United States has stunted the yields of many crops, while unusual weather patterns elsewhere in the world led to sharp spikes — and drops — in farm yields… Read More

It takes a buck to make a buck. That’s true for individual investors and the corporate giants in the S&P 500 alike. Through the history of capitalism and investing, capital is the lifeblood… Read More

During the past decade, dozens of Chinese companies began trading on U.S. stock exchanges, and more than a few were complete frauds, causing investors to lose 100% of their money. You can blame it on the auditors. The accountants who were… Read More

William O’Neil, known as one of the best stock pickers of all time, is credited with pioneering the use of computers for analysing stocks. O’Neil became famous as the publisher of the newspaper Investor’s Business Daily and author of the book “How to Make Money in… Read More

Occasionally, I sort stocks by price-to-earnings (P/E) ratios looking for trading opportunities. This idea is well-known to value investors who often start their investment selection process with low P/E stocks.#-ad_banner-# I think it… Read More