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The "Hot IPO Trap" is back. And I want to make sure you don't lose lots of money falling into it today...
I thought the odds were in my favor, but I had no idea this would turn into one of the most profitable investments of my career...
The common cliché on Wall Street is that the four most dangerous words in investing are, "This time is different." But I've found a three-word phrase that's uttered just as frequently... and is arguably even more dangerous...
The yield curve inversion that happened late last month isn't a reason to fear. It means we should step up to the plate and take advantage of this opportunity... before it's too late.
The S&P 500 Index has more than tripled since bottoming in March 2009. The tech-heavy Nasdaq has done even better. But you would have outperformed both if you had followed these three lessons...
European stocks are hated. And as I shared yesterday, that tells us a major rally in European stocks is about to begin...
You aren't going to like what I have to say today. It's not the kind of message an audience full of American readers wants to hear. But if you ignore it, it could cost you dearly...
You can make a lot of money if a stock or industry goes from being terrible to mediocre... mediocre to OK... OK to good... or good to great...
Folks are almost unanimously nervous about the recent rally in the markets. But that fear you feel is exactly why stocks still have plenty of upside ahead.
My personal differentiator between "smart" and "truly brilliant" is simple: It's how quickly you are willing to switch teams when you are proven wrong. I bring this up because last week, I got to know a guy who also falls into this camp...
The company's fundamentals are terrible. Demand is weak, inventories are piling up, and investors are finally starting to lose confidence...
Whitney Tilson is the guy who bought Apple at $1.50 per share. He called the dot-com crash, the housing crisis, and more... And over the next few weeks, we'll be sharing his insights with you often. In this essay, he covers how to use one of my favorite investing tools...
I've been absolutely pounding the table for you to buy Chinese stocks this year. I sure hope you've listened...
Humans are prone to an emotional bias called the "endowment effect." This phenomenon, also known as "divestiture aversion," occurs when we place a higher value on something simply because we own it.
As I explained yesterday, MSCI recently revealed the next step of its plan to shift money into Chinese stocks. That will lead $45 billion to move into Chinese A-shares this year... but that's a drop in the bucket compared to what Morgan Stanley believes is possible.
Investors around the globe are finally starting to pay attention to China. That's a major shift from last year, when fears dominated the news and prices were falling.