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A Stock with Long-Term Potential

January 14, 2012
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The weekend edition of Cabot Wealth Advisory has former editor Elyse Andrews discussing how you can succeed investing with one of the many systems offered by Cabot Heritage Corporation. Read the excerpt below and click through if you want to read more: There are many types of investing strategies. Some investors like the relative safety of exchange-traded funds, while others prefer going toward small, low-priced stocks with high growth potential. It all depends on your tolerance for risk, which can change throughout your time as an investor. Contributor Elyse Andrews has a few suggestions below to help you get the...

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The Best Performing Stocks of 2011

January 12, 2012
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Cabot China & Emerging Markets Report Editor Paul Goodwin discusses the top 10 of his 24 Top Stocks of 2011 in today’s issue of Cabot Wealth Advisory. It’s worth a look, if for no other reason than Paul gives solid reasoning behind each choice. With the holiday season safely...

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Is Netflix a Buy Here?

January 9, 2012
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Cabot Publisher and Chief Investment Strategist Timothy Lutts writes in Cabot Wealth Advisory today about Netflix, Home Depot, and the memory of the stock market. Read an excerpt below: Netflix (NFLX) stock surged 11.4% last Wednesday, on big volume, as the company released some encouraging data about its customers’ embrace of...

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Beat the S&P With Cabot ETF Investing System

January 7, 2012
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Back in September, we introduced the Cabot ETF Investing System, designed to help you make sense of the best way to invest in exchange-traded funds without losing all your allocated money. If you missed that introduction, here’s another look-see at what we’re talking about: Exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, can...

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Trends That Could Define 2012

January 5, 2012
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Investment of the Week and Dick Davis Digests Editor Chloe Lutts takes a look at the trends that could define 2012. Her predictions for growth include the housing sector, emerging markets, and Happy New Year! I’ve spent the last few issues looking back at 2011, and the trends and stocks...

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