Carlton Lutts began Cabot Heritage Corporation and launched his very first investment newsletter–Cabot Market Letter–in 1970. The passionate venture was a great success and Carlton soon had an eager and loyal following of core subscribers. Timothy, Carlton’s son, joined him in 1986 and together they worked side-by-side picking stocks and launching new investment newsletters until Carlton retired in 2004.

Today, the Cabot family of investment advisories continues to offer independent advice about investing in stocks that is grounded in sensible, time-tested investment strategies and presented in a clear, readable style.

Timothy Lutts is Cabot’s publisher and chief investment strategist for the 10 separate and distinct investment newsletters: Cabot Market Letter, Cabot Top Ten Report, Cabot China & Emerging Markets Report, Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter, Cabot Stock of the Month Report, Cabot Small-Cap Confidential, Cabot Green Investor, Cabot Wealth Advisory, Dick Davis Digest and Dick Davis Income Digest.

Cabot is headquartered in historic Salem, Massachusetts, in a converted public library building constructed in 1934. Like our building, which has stood the test of time while adapting to modern demands, we are proud of our roots, but we are dedicated to progress and growth, Cabot is a family business–a place where our team of employees takes great pride in providing every customer with timely, personal service.

In our 38 years advising investors, Cabot has been honored numerous times by Timer Digest and the Hulbert Financial Digest as one of the top 10 investment newsletters in the industry.

We write exactly what we want at all times, keeping in mind our mission is to help our subscribers make successful investment decisions by following our advice. Our own success comes when our customers’ expectations of investment success are attained and grateful subscribers renew their subscriptions year after year.

Every stock recommendation in our investment advisories is the result of intense, in-depth fundamental and technical analysis to determine each stock’s suitability for investment and without bias or influence from the featured company. We invite you to read the overviews of our newsletters below and select the Cabot advisories that suit you best. The entire Cabot team is committed to helping you become a smarter, savvier and wealthier investor.

Each Cabot advisory offers a different investing style to fit your individual needs:

Cabot Wealth Advisory is our free five-times weekly email newsletter that provides straightforward wealth-building advice. You’ll recognize many of the editors’ names mentioned below from issues of Cabot Wealth Advisory, as several of them are frequent contributors.

Cabot Market Letter, our flagship publication, is recommended for all investors seeking growth. In each bi-weekly issue you’ll find a Model Portfolio (no more than 12 stocks) of our best recommendations for a diversified growth portfolio along with Cabot’s proprietary market timing indicators to keep you on the right side of the market. The average growth stock is held for four months, though some are held for years, while others last only a few weeks. The key concept to keep in mind with these stocks is that investors’ perceptions are usually ahead of the news. So even though we have high hopes for all these stocks, because their fundamental growth stories offer the potential of great future earnings growth, you should take any news about these stocks with a grain of salt. Contrarily, you pay particular attention to what the charts are telling you, and when a chart tells you that investors are no longer supporting a stock, you should sell the stock and move on. Michael Cintolo, who is also Cabot’s vice president of investments and editor of Cabot Top Ten Report, is the analyst and editor of Cabot Market Letter.

Many beginning investors choose Cabot Stock of the Month Report because it offers stocks selected from across the spectrum of Cabot’s publications. One month it may be a Green stock, a momentum stock, a value stock, a growth stock or an emerging markets stock, but it’s always the best stock for current market conditions. Cabot’s publisher and chief investment strategist, Timothy Lutts, is the analyst and editor of Cabot Stock of the Month. Tim provides in-depth analysis of his selection as well as regular updates on previous stocks featured in the Report, so you have continuous guidance.

For faster-paced stocks, Cabot Top Ten Report is the newsletter to follow. The Report brings investors the 10 stocks with the greatest momentum in the market each week. Top Ten is a great source of new ideas, as many stocks are discovered here before anyone else knows about them. The Report is for aggressive investors who like to watch the daily fluctuations of the market. Michael Cintolo, vice president of investments and editor of Cabot Market Letter, is the analyst and editor of Top Ten, with the help of OptiMo, our proprietary stock picking software.

Cabot China & Emerging Markets Report provides guidance on the best stocks in all of the emerging markets. The Report uses all of Cabot’s time-tested growth investing techniques to select stocks that trade as American Depositary Receipts, or ADRS, on U.S. exchanges. The countries these stocks are from are growing fast, providing enormous opportunity. Cabot China & Emerging Markets Report was the top-rated newsletter in 2006 with a gain of 78.6% and 2007 with a gain of 74.1%, according to Hulbert Financial Digest. And the Report has been named the #1 newsletter for the last five years! Paul Goodwin, veteran writer and researcher, is the analyst and editor of Cabot China & Emerging Markets Report.

Lately it seems everyone has been talking about Green; from energy to fertilizer, and everything in between, there’s no denying that a revolution is taking place. Cabot Green Investor is the place to find out about fast-growing, earth-friendly investments. All of Cabot’s time-tested growth stock criteria are applied to the stocks in the newsletter to ensure that you are investing in the most promising stocks in this high-potential sector. Brendan Coffey, a veteran financial writer, is the analyst and editor of Cabot Green Investor.

Some investors prefer conservative investments in undervalued companies, and Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter was made for them. The Letter, edited by J. Royden Ward, a longtime investment researcher and analyst, provides investors with two different value-investing models and all the details you need to invest safely over the long term. So if you prefer to buy and hold, Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter is for you.

Cabot Small-Cap Confidential is a limited-subscription publication whose editor, Thomas Garrity, a lifelong investor, provides in-depth research about one company a month with revolutionary new technology that over time will grow into a winning investment. These little-known stocks require patience as they take time to mature and this publication is recommended for experienced investors.

Cabot also publishes the Dick Davis Digest and Dick Davis Income Digest, which present investment ideas from the best minds on Wall Street–selected from more than 250 investment newsletters. During the last 27 years, thousands of investors have benefited from ideas and recommendations found in the Digests, publications featuring market insights and informed recommendations from the Best Minds on Wall Street. The editor, Chloe Lutts, reviews hundreds of financial newsletters and institutional research publications and after careful screening, she brings you the ideas with the greatest profit potential. Throughout the decades it’s become an indispensable tool of tens of thousands of investors just like you. Income Digest comes out every month and Dick Davis Digest comes out bi-weekly. Both digests are available in print or by email pdf.