Avoiding big losses is just as important to your portfolio’s performance as scoring big gains. And right now, the market is sending a signal that one of the most popular names in technology is headed for a big loss. After bottoming out near $22… Read More

Historically, successful value investors have always bought stocks when blood is running in the streets. Unless you’ve been on a total news fast this summer, then you probably know the streets of Europe are knee-deep in type A-negative. As expected, value hunters have been watching that… Read More

When it comes to picking stocks, it’s not just your analysis of a company’s fundamentals that counts. It’s also your analysis of how other analysts and investors are looking at the current market events, a sort of “meta-analysis,” if you will. And I… Read More

I have a chart I want to show you. It’s nothing complex or hard to understand. In fact, I take pride in how simple it is to read. #-ad_banner-#You’ll be surprised that the information shown in this chart is the result of less than two years of work; you’d never… Read More

I love buying when there is blood in the streets. When negativity hits its apex and everyone is down on a particular stock, sector or economy, it’s often a sign it’s time to buy. This bottom-fishing style of investing is not easy psychologically. In… Read More

Buying Treasury bonds in 1982 turned out to be a historic investment that produced huge gains during the next 30 years. And right now, history is repeating itself. Back in 1982, the United States was struggling under the weight of high… Read More

Short selling is not for the faint of heart. If you get it wrong, then you could lose a lot of money quite quickly. That’s because a heavy short interest can lead to a short squeeze that adds… Read More

Between 1946 and 1964, 76 million Americans were born. These so-called Baby Boomers are the largest generation the United States. This boom presents an interesting opportunity for investors, as we will see more than 10,000 people turn 65 every single day for the next 17 years. In fact, it is… Read More

Rising energy prices, the threat of global warming, political instability in the Middle East and a host of other factors have made renewable energy methods such as solar and wind wildly popular in the past few years. But while there’s no question that green… Read More