Written by: Stan Heller For more than 25 years, VectorVest Founder Dr. Bart DiLiddo, his team of investing coaches, and many successful subscribers have shared their secrets and strategies for beating the market. Successful traders tweak their trading plans or shift entirely to a different system when market conditions change. However, the basic principles of [...]
VectorVest Founder Dr. Bart DiLiddo writes in his classic little green investment book, “Young people have an invaluable asset on their side: Time. They don’t need to take risks. They can invest in tried-and-true companies that make money year-in and year-out...
Traders and investors are constantly looking for the holy grail indicator that will get them into a new position at just the right time before the stock breaks out and makes a big move to the upside...
VectorVest subscribers have always enjoyed considerable success by simply buying top VST stocks from the stock Viewer. It makes sense. VST brings together the best combination of Value, Safety and Timing. I wondered...
Factset, VectorVest’s primary data provider, writes that more S&P 500 companies are beating EPS estimates for the second quarter than the average, and they are beating the estimates by a wider margin than average...
Our Canadian stock market has been in a steady upward trend ever since the November 11th Confirmed Up Call, C/Up, keeping pace with the US market...
In my May 21st essay before the long weekend, I wrote that this would be a great time to brush up on your investing knowledge by re-reading Dr. Bart DiLiddo’s classic little green investment book, Stocks, Strategies & Common Sense. Well, I took my own advice...
Based on recent Canada Census statistics, we can estimate that nearly 1 of every 5 Canadians are over the age of 65. Retirement at 65 or younger is still the Canadian dream, and while more people are working longer to supplement their retirement income, others rely on passive income from their investments, primarily dividends, to enjoy a comfortable retirement...
Stock analysts and instructors often say, “the past is prologue”. An interesting catchphrase, but what really does it mean?
Seller’s remorse is that sinking feeling you when you impulsively push the sell order and immediately think you made a mistake. The feelings of remorse and regret intensify as you watch while the stock climbs higher and higher...
