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There are countless historical chart examples of high volume moves that mark the beginning of sustained rallies or slumps. Let's tune into a few examples.

Today on The MarketBeat Podcast, host Kate Stalter chats with Mike Davis, founding partner of Olive Tree Ridge, a multi-strategy asset management firm.

These three low priced stocks have such solid long-term growth expectations—and valuations that are becoming hard to ignore.

Optimism around an extended summer rally is building. These three upcoming earnings announcers have the potential to surprise us.

Today, on The MarketBeat Podcast Kate chats with Rhys Williams, chief investment officer for the Opportunistic All Cap Equity

An undervalued stock is defined as a stock that is trading below its underlying (i.e. intrinsic) value. Undervalued stocks are sought after by value investors.

A common mistake among novice investors is confusing an undervalued stock with cheap stock. When a stock trades under $5 (often called penny stocks),

The object of dividend investors is income. The income from dividend-paying stocks can be profit and income or re-invested but what about the original capital?

A growth stock is a share in a company that is growing at a significant rate. Consequently, the stock price is expected to grow as well.

Today on The MarketBest Podcast Kate chats with Clark Kendall, CEO of Kendall Capital. Clark offers his views on portfolio management during the downturn,

Of the roughly 30 U.S. mega cap stocks, some are looking more attractive than others. For however long the recovery takes, these three technology names are built to weather the...

Technical analysis examines chart patterns to predict where a stock price is headed. Some patterns are bullish; others are bearish.Let's look at a few examples of U.S large cap...

In this episode of The MarketBeat Podcast, Kate chats with Dan Raju, CEO of trading platform Tradier. Dan has a unique perspective on how traders and investors are behaving in...

The New York Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ are two of the most frequently referenced stock exchanges in the United States.

Beta is the result of a calculation that measures the relative volatility of individual stocks in correlation to a particular standard. For U.S. stocks that standard is usually, but not...

There are a number of special rules that dictate when certain holidays are celebrated by financial markets and under what circumstances the stock market will be closed.

A good strategy for this unprecedented backdrop may be to bunker down with steady dividend paying companies that are likely to trend higher as market conditions improve. Compared to what...

The bear market hasn't been kind to these three mega caps—but the time is right for long-term investors to fight back.

You don't have to know as much as the manager of a world-famous hedge fund, but it helps beginning and intermediate investors to at least know some key definitions and...

Here we focus on oversold companies that not long ago were trading over $100 a share and are likely to recover in due time. It won't be long before these...

Like all investments, investors should due their due diligence before investing in a monthly dividend stock. A company's dividend yield is important, but the yield is tied to a company's...

Why would a company enact such a big split after a big decline? As we explain below, the rationale was sound.

Investing in high-quality dividend stocks is a proven way for investors to grow their wealth. Although often thought of as the domain of retirees and other risk-averse investors, dividend stocks...

In today's episode of The MarketBeat Podcast Kate chats with Peter Tanous, investment advisor and author of "The Pure Equity Plus Plan: Your Path To A Multi-Million Dollar Retirement."

Stock represents ownership in a company. Preferred stock represents ownership that often grants the stockholder a guaranteed claim to dividends and a stronger claim on company assets. Preferred stock is...

The 52-week high and low for a stock represents the highest closing price and the lowest closing price the stock has traded at over a 52-week period.

The depressed P/E ratios of these three S&P 500 growth stocks make them value stocks in a growth wrapper—and bargain buys for investors.

With so many companies competing to reach the head of the class, choosing winning education stocks is a brain teaser. When it comes to good long-term growth prospects, these three...

The cruise industry has a secret weapon—major pent-up travel demand. This combined with the following five forces should keep the wind at Carnival's sails regardless of how choppy the economic...

Today's interview on The MarketBeat Podcast is a little different, in that you get a LOT of market perspective from someone who's been analyzing stocks from the ground up, for...