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Epic Fail — or Five Ways to Lose Big Money Quickly, and How To Avoid Them

May 7, 2012
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—Advertisement— Act Before Midnight — Or Pay $352 More Tomorrow Cabot Global Energy Investor has done so well since veteran trader Lou Gagliardi took over and picked winners like these … Sunoco — surged 20% in one day! Cheniere Energy — up 108% so far in 2012! Hornbeck Offshore — up 33% so far in 2012! That starting tomorrow, May 8, we’re raising the one-year price from $97 to $449. So if you want to profit from the era of expensive energy, make sure you get your order in by midnight tonight! Click here to learn more. – I...

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You Don’t Need A Lot of Money to Invest in the Market

May 5, 2012
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You Don’t Need A Lot of Money to Invest in the Market

Editor’s Note: On May 8, we’re raising the price for Cabot Global Energy Investor, so if you’ve always wanted to profit from ever-increasing energy demand … I suggest you click here to learn how–before the price goes up. — One of the most common questions I get from Cabot Wealth Advisory readers is how to invest with only a few thousand dollars. These readers are new to investing, and want to make the most of the small amount of money they have. This is understandable– after all no one wants to lose money. I also wonder if there’s a perception tens of...

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Love Your Family, Not Your Stocks

April 2, 2012
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Imagine yourself in the following position: You buy a stock you’ve researched and feel excited about. The company has a new product or service, and as soon as you buy the stock, the price heads higher … and higher … and higher! There might be a shakeout or two that you’re able to sit through, but after a few months, you’re sitting on huge gains. At this point, it’s only natural to feel affection toward the stock. After all, it’s done everything you’ve asked it to do, and all the news is good, pointing to even higher gains. It...

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Leave Your Brain at the Door, Please

March 29, 2012
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I am not a big fan of video games—nothing against them, just not my thing—but some of my friends are, and occasionally, if the stars align and I actually have some free time (imagine!), we might sit around and play a game to escape reality for a couple of hours. When this happens, of course, I generally have no idea of how to play; my friend then explains how to equip my character with weapons or magic, the best way to improve his strength or other powers and the workings of the game in general.  In other words, in...

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Learn How to Invest the Cabot Way

March 24, 2012
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I can’t draw. Even my stick figures are so terrible that I long ago figured there was no point in me attempting to improve in the visual arts. So it was a bit surprising that, in 2007, The Eagle Tribune Publishing Company hired me as a copy editor/page designer. The editing half was easy enough, seeing as getting a degree in journalism forced me to become a good editor. However, the design half was an immense struggle to wrap my brain around because, as I said, I don’t have a talent for the visual arts. It took about four...

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