Meet the short broken butterfly, an advanced strategy for bullish (or bearish) masochists who hate symmetry but love risk asymmetry. Read More
Stocks to Watch
The Case for Small Cap Stocks Just Got Stronger
Companies of all sizes would benefit from more consumer spending, but smaller businesses should feel it more. Read More
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At the same time the Trump administration is taking money away from renewable energy projects, it will be directing federal dollars towards nuclear energy development in this country. Read More
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These companies go the extra mile for stockholders Read More
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This week I debunk a myth that keeps many people from ever investing in the stock market. Read More
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Sure, that double-digit dividend yield might look like Wall Street’s version of a unicorn. But more often than not, it’s a warning shot, not a golden ticket. Read More
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For options traders, few decisions are as pivotal, or as deceptively simple, as choosing the right strike price. Read More
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This is the least random way to identify a stock that might soon shoot up the charts, but it comes with a big risk. Read More
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These companies are holding all the cards Read More
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This week I cover one of the most important habits for building wealth over time. Read More
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The winners in a hostile takeover aren’t just the corporate raiders in bespoke suits. Retail investors, the so-called “little guys,” often walk away with the spoils. Read More
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Delta is the "Greek" that indicates how much an option price is expected to change when the stock moves a dollar in either direction. Here's why it matters. Read More
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Wall Street’s muted reaction to what could be an existential threat to a large portion of the renewable energy sector creates an unusual investment opportunity. Read More
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Even in droughts, this business rains down dividends Read More
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A sustainable retirement withdrawal strategy is essential to ensure your savings last, your income remains steady, and your financial peace of mind endures throughout retirement. Read More
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In a market ruled by chaos and delusion, sometimes it pays to double down on your winners, even at higher prices. Read More
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If you’re bullish on a stock you own but also concerned that it’s price could drop in the near term, you should consider a collar option. Read More