The recent problems at Toyota, combined with the collapse of the stock, which is now off 19% from its January high, have erstwhile bargain-hunters asking if the stock is a good buy here.
I think not, and here’s why.
Toyota (the company) enjoyed a great long uptrend in its fortunes, thanks to its ability to design and [...]
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Is Toyota a Bargain?
February 9th, 2010 · No Comments · Economy, Education, Investing, Stock Market, Stocks
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One Stock from my Watch List
February 8th, 2010 · No Comments · Cabot, Growth Investing, Investing, Stocks
So, after Friday’s post you’re probably asking, what is on my Watch List? Right now, I’m focused on getting back to basics … looking for strong stocks with great sales and earnings growth, big profit margins and (very important!) a solid story that is likely to continue those earnings trends in the quarters to come.
Moreover, [...]
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How the Internet is Changing TV
February 7th, 2010 · No Comments · Education, Growth Investing, Investing, Stocks, Technology
Note from Elyse Andrews: As longtime readers know, we have expanded since our inception to include the voices of nearly all of our editors. Today I’m bringing you the first issue written by Chloe Lutts, the editor of Dick Davis Digest and Dick Davis Income Digest and a third-generation Cabot employee (her grandfather, Carlton Lutts, [...]
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Cabot Weekly Review: The Market’s Correction
February 6th, 2010 · 1 Comment · Cabot, Education, Growth Investing, Investing, Stock Market, Stocks, Video
Today I have Cabot Market Letter and Cabot Top Ten Report Editor Michael Cintolo’s Cabot Weekly Review video. We’ve gotten a huge positive response from you and we appreciate all of your feedback!
Here’s this week’s video, featuring a discussion of the poor price and volume action of the market this week, including the performance of [...]
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Patriotism and Investing
February 2nd, 2010 · No Comments · Cabot, China, Economy, Education, Emerging Markets, Exchange-traded funds, Growth Investing, Investing, Stock Market, Stocks
Like most citizens of the United States, I had always thought of the U.S. stock market as “The Market.” And I can remember the efforts we made at the big Boston investment house where I used to work to get people to allocate a small amount of money to non-U.S. equities, which mostly meant Europe [...]
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