Cheap stocks can always get cheaper, particularly when the market direction is bearish. Which is why I don’t “dumpster dive” when I invest and why I don’t try to catch that proverbial falling knife.
Wall Street is full of colorful metaphors when it comes to bargain hunting. Here’s why Adam O’Dell never goes “dumpster diving” for cheap stocks.
The energy sector is sending conflicting signals on the Leaders & Laggards board. That means it’s time to get picky.
Trend rules can help you narrow down your list of potential stocks to buy, and they can reveal assets with lower risk and better odds.
We’re in a bear market. This is a treacherous time to be investing, folks. But Buffett and Bo Jackson taught us we need to remember two rules.
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