Investing

The difference between 1) investing and speculating, and 2) understanding risk tolerance are two primary points for any investor seeking to make sound decisions with their money to understand.

This correction isn't likely to become a bear market but, rather, it's probably a great time for long-term investors to load up on great companies at bargain prices and identify 3 of my highest conviction buys, which I've been purchasing with glee over the past few weeks.

The Growth At a Reasonable Price (GARP) strategy identifies stocks that are priced below the market or any reasonable target determined by fundamental analysis. These stocks also have solid prospects in terms of cash flow, revenues, earnings per share (EPS) and so on. Using the GARP principle, we have run a screen to identify stocks that should offer solid returns in the near term and found 7 such stocks of which 4 are highlighted in this post.

October has been a terrible month for equities yet this is only a start of what's to come.

Is this it? Is this the start of the greatest crash in our lifetimes? 

For the investor who understands the unprecedented risks in the financial system, the next few years could turn a massive potential loss to economic peace of mind and financial security. Here's why - and how.

In the chart below, we compare today’s setup to 2000 and 2007 and the market crashes that followed. Will this historic divergence pattern lead to selling yet again?

The chief purpose of this article is to make it crystal clear to you, via the following charts, that the market is at a wild extreme and will soon tip into a savage bear market

These 2 companies as the best risk/reward gold producers at the present time. Their stocks should outperform the price of gold significantly - if it rises. In fact, I expect these stocks to double in value if gold reaches $2,500/ozt..

With the recent drop in the stock market, many investors and analysts are calling this the end of the bull market...[that] is overblown. In this post, I’ll walk you through what is happening and why it is happening. Then I’ll show you why this isn’t the end of the bull market run we are in.