In today’s video, I look at recent market performance in the context of rapidly rising interest rate expectations to identify the stocks that justify faith and love … and those that don’t.

The Problem With Value Investing Still, despite the chasm between Buffett and us, the idea of value investing remains popular.But stocks are not like socks.

In fact, options buyers lose money 90% of the time, according to the Chicago Board Options Exchange.

Just by studying the key levels of your favorite stocks, and using my Profit Radar, we were able to spot a lot of potential double-digit moves throughout the year.But this year, we’re adding another insight — unusual options activity.This gives us whole new level of sentiment on the stock, and possibly a...

And today, I’m going to show you why it pays to have Strong Hands — including how our America 2.0 portfolio investors locked in 736% by holding through volatility.

Fed Policy Directly Affects Small Caps In the past few weeks, I’ve been studying 2007 — learning what worked and what didn’t in the last year before the market fell apart.The chart below shows an indicator that identified every major trend that year.

And finding mighty oaks when they are little acorns can be the key to tremendous returns… In fact, some of the largest and best-performing stocks of all time — like Berkshire Hathaway, Amgen and Walmart — started out as microcaps.

Virgin Orbit Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: VORB), billionaire Richard Branson’s recently public space launch company, is up 17% this morning.

Instead, I implement a mean reversion strategy.Mean reversion strategies are based on the idea that stocks that have suffered steep sell-offs are likely to bounce back in the short run.

Tech stocks get off to the worst start to a calendar year since the 2008 financial crisis.