Value stocks are back in vogue. And it’s a trend I expect to continue for quite a while. Let’s review an easy way to find value stocks by evaluating a company’s business and the metrics behind it.
Read nowDespite the Federal Reserve’s efforts to cool down inflation at 40-year highs, I’m convinced that inflation is here to stay, and I want to make sure you’re set up for the best ways to profit.
Read nowToday, we are looking at three “fat pitch” stocks that can send us to the Hall of Fame.
Read nowBut before we get too much further into contrarian investing, I want to share a brief background on the Rothschild dynasty so you can understand the life-changing wealth that can be created by going against what everyone else is doing.
Read nowI love the idea behind the business, but Carvana is in dire straits. And Carvana isn’t the only company... There are three others that I would never invest in unless they are able to turn things around and meet the metrics in this survival in what I am calling a stock Survival 101 guide.
Read nowFor those moats to exist, as Buffett stated, the company must build a unique advantage over its competitors. Let’s take a look at how those advantages are formed.
Read nowI’ve said several times here that Walmart is a “forever stock” because it’s a great business. Let me prove it.
Read nowWe can’t manage our emotions, and it leads us to doing the exact opposite of what we need to be doing in the stock market. Fortunately for us, we have tools at TradeSmith that let us execute like machines, taking the emotion out of investing and finding the best times to buy and sell.
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