Timothy Lutts

President, Chief Investment Strategist and Editor of Cabot Stock of the Month


Timothy Lutts
Timothy Lutts heads one of America’s most respected independent investment advisory services, publishing 10 newsletters to over 190,000 subscribers around the world. He leads a dedicated team of professionals who serve individual investors with high-quality investment advice based on time-tested Cabot systems.

Timothy also edits Cabot Stock of the Month and is a regular contributor to Cabot's e-newsletter, Cabot Wealth Advisory, and blog, The Iconoclast Investor.

Under his leadership, Cabot advisories have been honored numerous times by Timer Digest, Hulbert Financial Digest, Dow Jones MarketWatch and Timer Digest as the top investment newsletters in the industry. In 2007, Cabot was the only publisher with two investment advisories, Cabot Market Letter and Cabot China & Emerging Markets Report, ranked among the top 10 investment newsletters by Hulbert. The two publications were also recognized as Best Financial Advisory Newsletter by the Specialized Information Publishers Association: Cabot China & Emerging Markets Report in 2008 and Cabot Market Letter in 2009.

After working in this business for more than 25 years, Timothy says, "There are 10 things I know. The first five are directly about investing, the second five, indirectly."

1. The business of investing can provide great rewards to those who work at it and are willing to learn. Those who refuse to learn will lose money.

2. To succeed as an investor in growth stocks, it’s best to buy when upside potential dwarfs downside potential, to cut losses short, and to let winners run.

3. To succeed as an investor in value stocks, it’s best to buy low and hold patiently, until the stock is fully valued.

4. Your greatest enemies are your own emotions and the well-groomed fellow who reads the evening news with a heartfelt–but undeserved–sense of urgency. Try to ignore them both.

5. For over two centuries, the long trend of the markets has been up, reflecting the growth of asset values, and I recommend that you invest in synch with that trend. Your greatest ally is time.

6. As to the world, globalization is a powerful trend that is positive for the world as a whole. Embrace it, looking forward, not backward. Change has great growth potential.

7. The just-beginning shift away from dependence on fossil fuels will bring major economic rewards, major health rewards, major environmental rewards and major political rewards. Invest to take advantage of it.


8. But ... consider the idea that the longer our elected representatives in Congress sanction the increasing growth of our national debt, the greater the pain when we have to pay that debt. Invest accordingly.

9. In the meantime, keep on learning. Not only will it help you become a better investor, it will keep you young.

10. Finally, have faith in the ability of intelligent, innovative men and women to adapt, as they always have, and to solve the problems of the future in ways that are unimaginable to people of today. Invest in these people when you can.”

Timothy has appeared on numerous podiums as an investing expert, including Bloomberg TV and the World Money Show, led Investor's Business Daily discussion groups and been interviewed by Dow Jones MarketWatch, TopStockAnalysts.com, VoiceAmerica.com and numerous other business news organizations.

Publications


Each month, Timothy Lutts selects Cabot’s most attractive stock recommendation for current market conditions from the portfolios of other Cabot newsletters: Cabot Market Letter, Cabot Top Ten Weekly, China & Emerging Markets Report, Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter and Cabot Green Investor. A great introduction to the range of Cabot investment strategies, Cabot Stock of the Month investors build a diversified portfolio of growth stocks, momentum stocks, international stocks, and value stocks.

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Cabot Wealth Advisories

20102009
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  • 12/28/2009 - Most Important Rule for Growth Investors
  • 12/21/2009 - Lessons From the Sirius XM Story
  • 12/14/2009 - An Attractive Low-Priced Stock
  • 12/07/2009 - Healthcare Feedback from Readers
  • 11/30/2009 - Health Care, Politics and Education
  • 11/23/2009 - The Milk Racket
  • 11/16/2009 - Electricity from the Ocean
  • 11/09/2009 - What's Wrong with the U.S. Dollar?
  • 11/02/2009 - A Great Indian Growth Stock
  • 10/26/2009 - The Economics of Legal Marijuana
  • 10/19/2009 - Dow 10,000 ... What Next?
  • 10/08/2009 - Why Conde Nast is Dying
  • 09/28/2009 - Take the Romantic Route to Investment Success
  • 09/21/2009 - The Great Bull Market of 2009
  • 09/14/2009 - The Rise and Fall of EMC Corporation
  • 08/31/2009 - Automotive Investments for the Future
  • 08/17/2009 - 10 Big Ideas ... and 10 Ways to Profit
  • 08/07/2009 - A Liquid Investment: Green Mountain Coffee Roasters
  • 07/27/2009 - A High-Potential "Liquid" Stock
  • 07/20/2009 - A Favorite Technology Stock: Rackspace Hosting
  • 07/13/2009 - Why We Shouldn't Underestimate the Power of China
  • 07/06/2009 - A Healthcare Stock for our Changing Times
  • 06/29/2009 - The Next Intel
  • 06/15/2009 - A Great Growth Stock for a Changing World
  • 06/12/2009 - Healthcare ... Reader Stories and Suggestions
  • 06/08/2009 - The Future of our Healthcare System
  • 06/01/2009 - The Truth About the Airline Industry
  • 05/26/2009 - Six Big Trends You Can Profit From
  • 05/18/2009 - What's Right With America
  • 05/07/2009 - How to Sell Stocks Profitably
  • 05/01/2009 - Starbucks in Your Home
  • 04/27/2009 - Where to Invest Now: Small-Cap Stocks
  • 04/13/2009 - Repair Your Portfolio With Dividends
  • 04/06/2009 - Gun Stocks Still Strong
  • 04/04/2009 - Great Advice for New Investors
  • 03/30/2009 - Ending the Post Office Monopoly
  • 03/13/2009 - Readers' Views on Healthcare
  • 03/09/2009 - Thoughts on Obama's Healthcare Summit
  • 03/03/2009 - How to Sell Your Business
  • 02/23/2009 - An Undervalued Telecom Growth Stock
  • 02/16/2009 - 10 Favorite Low-Priced Stocks Follow-Up
  • 02/12/2009 - How You Can Prepare for Economic Crisis
  • 02/05/2009 - Is Timothy Geithner Crooked or Just Stoopid?
  • 01/30/2009 - How to Spot a Has-Been Stock
  • 01/26/2009 - A Great Income Investment
  • 01/19/2009 - In Praise of New Beginnings and Entrepreneurs
  • 01/15/2009 - Finding the Next Apple
  • 01/08/2009 - Steve Jobs, Apple and AAPL
  • 01/02/2009 - The Case for Gallons of Gasoline per 10,000 Miles
  • 2008
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  • 12/29/2008 - Job-Hopping is History as Tough Times Take Hold
  • 12/19/2008 - The Bernard Madoff Scandal Brings up Questions of Trust
  • 12/15/2008 - The Wisdom of Doing Nothing
  • 12/08/2008 - The Great Shrinkage Seen Through My Crystal Ball
  • 12/05/2008 - Is the U.S. Finished?
  • 12/01/2008 - The Sport With No Spectators
  • 11/24/2008 - A Trip to India and a Good Education Stock
  • 11/10/2008 - The Battle To Save America's Brains
  • 11/03/2008 - The Future of America
  • 10/27/2008 - A Big Beneficiary of Falling Fuel Prices
  • 10/13/2008 - The "Old" New World and the "New" New World
  • 10/06/2008 - Investing in Health Care
  • 09/29/2008 - My $700 Billion Solution
  • 09/22/2008 - The Debt Issue, Part 2
  • 09/11/2008 - Fannie, Freddie and America's Debt Load
  • 09/05/2008 - Enhance Performance With Value Investing Congress
  • 09/04/2008 - The Drinking Age: Part 2
  • 09/01/2008 - Lower the Drinking Age?
  • 08/25/2008 - A Hot Little Energy Stock
  • 08/18/2008 - Solve Liquidity—Cut Off the Tips
  • 08/11/2008 - Biotech Stock Blast-Off
  • 08/04/2008 - Welcoming the Dick Davis Digest
  • 07/31/2008 - Great Biotech Stock Found on New Highs List
  • 07/28/2008 - How to Invest in America
  • 07/23/2008 - Stock Benefits from China’s Hunger for Steel
  • 07/16/2008 - Buy Low, Aim High
  • 07/07/2008 - Reviewing the Top Investing Concept: Solar Power
  • 06/30/2008 - Investors Benefit From Creative Destruction
  • 06/26/2008 - Taking Advantage of the Alcohol Distribution System
  • 06/23/2008 - Go Long, Not Short With Great Wind Power Stock
  • 06/13/2008 - Hold Winning Stocks and Cut Losses Short
  • 06/05/2008 - How High Will Gasoline Prices Go?
  • 05/30/2008 - As U.S. Economy Transitions, It’s Time to Embrace the Future
  • 05/26/2008 - What Memorial Day Means to Me
  • 05/16/2008 - Avoid Nuclear Stocks; Solar and Wind Look Promising
  • 05/12/2008 - Big Winners From Cabot Top Ten Report
  • 05/08/2008 - Alternative Energy Investing: A New Perspective
  • 05/01/2008 - A Trip to Alcatraz and the Best Prison Stock in America
  • 04/21/2008 - Market Appears Back on Track
  • 04/14/2008 - Investing in a Cleaner Planet
  • 04/12/2008 - Peak Oil Issue Sparks Dialogue; Solar Looks Great
  • 04/09/2008 - Profiting From Peak Oil
  • 04/07/2008 - Solar Stocks, and Oil and Gas Stocks, Lead the Market
  • 03/31/2008 - Finding the Next Great Growth Stock
  • 03/24/2008 - Microsoft and Yahoo! are the new IBM
  • 03/17/2008 - Buy the Steak but Avoid the Stock
  • 03/03/2008 - Three Steps to Successful Stock Trading
  • 02/18/2008 - Bad Management Puts Companies in Peril
  • 02/14/2008 - With Changing Market, Time to Adjust the Sails
  • 02/07/2008 - Investing in a Troubled Credit Market
  • 02/01/2008 - Microsoft's Purchase of Yahoo!
  • 01/28/2008 - Personalized Medicine Stocks
  • 01/21/2008 - On Managing Risk during a Bear Market
  • 01/17/2008 - How to Invest during a Recession
  • 01/10/2008 - Apple vs. Baidu vs. Suntech vs. MasterCard vs. Home Depot vs. Coach
  • 01/03/2008 - A Great Steel Stock for the 21st Century
  • 2007
    Traditional growth investors subscribe to our flagship Cabot Market Letter or Cabot Green Investor.

    Aggressive investors are comfortable with the high-momentum stocks in Cabot Top Ten Weekly or the fast-growing foreign stocks in Cabot China & Emerging Markets Report.

    Conservative investors follow the Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter to invest in high-quality undervalued stocks.

    Long term investors find undiscovered emerging companies in Cabot Small-Cap Confidential.

    If you're not sure, Cabot Stock of the Month will help you build a diversified portfolio of growth, green, momentum, international and value stocks.