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When is the best time to buy CNR? Or Shopify? Or any other quality stock?
When is the best time to buy CNR? Or Shopify? Or any other quality stock?
Last Friday’s “Special Presentation” about Bottom Fishing was helpful to prepare traders and investors for the next market bottom. It may come sooner than later if the market continues its overall downtrend...
Whatever you think about US President Trump’s handling of trade negotiations with China, there can be little doubt that the markets are reacting to every tweet and every bit of news...
With so many choices in a rising market, selecting the best stocks can be challenging for many investors. While every investor will have their own goals and investment style, having a clear set of basic rules can help.
With the price of gold falling steadily from its February 20th high, it seems that gold stocks may have finally lost their shine over the last three weeks or so.
Let’s talk about fear, one of the most difficult emotions to control. At the beginning of 2019, many investors missed the beginning of a strong market rally because they were fearful...
Knowing which sectors are most likely to outperform the stock market at different phases of market cycles can give you an edge in your stock picking and timing.
One of the interesting discussions we have in our Investing for Retirement course is when we explain the importance of Stop-Prices, or Stop-Losses as they are often called. There is always a bit of pushback, and it’s understandable. We hear comments such as...
Does it feel like your portfolio isn’t making the gains it should? Do you have too many stocks that are underperforming the market or worse, costing you money? Is volatility causing you sleepless nights?
Interesting isn’t it how investor sentiment and consumer confidence can change and move the markets? Think back for a minute: How you were feeling about the markets last October through December? Sentiment was grim, wasn’t it? I recall Dr. DiLiddo writing about how “persistent pessimism” had driven the markets into a freefall even while corporate earnings and other economic indicators were performing reasonably well. He was right on the money, as usual.