Stock market advice is available from a wide variety of sources, from energetic TV commentators to sober academic economists. The first group may tout quick trades based on the news of the hour, while the second may preach the Efficient Market Hypothesis, proclaiming that the only rational course is index investing in low-cost mutual funds.
At Cabot, we disagree with both approaches. We don’t care for investing based on the news that everyone is hearing; we think you should be smarter, and invest based on factors not known to everyone. Furthermore, we believe you can beat the market, because for more than 41 years, we’ve been teaching investors how to do it. Finally, we also believe in managing risk, so that even after the worst market crash, you retain your capital.
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Advisory:
The Stock is Not the Company
by Michael Cintolo on
November 8, 2012
The media gives you the impression that the market (and, hence, individual stocks) are directly responding to specific news, such as earnings, economic data, politics or international affairs. But that’s totally wrong!
How to Become an Instant Stock Expert
by Paul Goodwin
on November 5, 2012
The more research you do on a stock, the better your results will be ... up to a point. The kind of research I'm talking about is the kind that makes you an instant expert.
Tales of Financial Greed and Bad Behavior
by Paul Goodwin
on November 2, 2012
In light of recent market fluctuations, I thought I’d share a few tales of greed, bad behavior and just plain mistakes that have popped up in the financial press over the years.
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Two
key factors—hard work, and staying focused on what can be
controlled—are key to making money by investing in the stock market.
Tips for Successful Investing
Investing
in the stock market can be overwhelming or downright scary. Good advice
can help.
Three
Basic Investing Rules
The
rules are: follow the market's trend, cut your losses short and let
your runners run.
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are old traders, and there are bold traders, but there are no old, bold
traders.
Using
a Buy-on-Stop
A
"buy-on-stop" is a trade order used to limit a loss or protect an
existing profit.