I am sure you have heard about the financial adage, sell in May and go away. It is based on the historical underperformance of the stock market during the summer/fall period between May and November. And while there can be pullbacks and even corrections during this period, there can also be mild to strong uptrends...
Investopedia defines Growth stocks as those that have the potential to outperform the overall market over time because of their future potential, while Value stocks are those that are currently trading below what they are really worth and will, therefore, provide a superior return...
Investors seem to be waiting for the next shoe to drop, but so far it hasn’t. Defying common sense and logic, it seems, global markets continue their volatile, zigzag climb, with some indices at or at least near their pre-Coronavirus highs...
Our Saturday, June 6th International Online User Group Forum received rave reviews for the market guidance delivered by our guest presenters Dr. David Paul, Managing Director VectorVest UK, and Russell Markham, Managing Director, Australia...
VectorVest subscribers appear to enjoy hearing and talking about dividend investing. Last Friday’s essay, titled, Stock Dividend Cuts Raise Alarms, received a terrific response...
Canadian investors are anxious about their dividends. It’s understandable, and here’s why. The isolation strategies needed to fight coronavirus are stifling the economy. Many companies are scrambling to shore up cash as sales vanish, taking measures such as a temporary decrease, deferral, or outright suspension of dividends...
I hope you had the opportunity May 18-20 to watch a few, if not all, of the Financial Freedom Summit presentations. It was an unmatched opportunity to hear from a variety of in-house and guest experts covering all aspects of investing in stocks, ETFs and options...
Is there anyone who isn’t at least a little surprised the market rally has continued this far without more of a pullback?
Investors have never seen a market fall so far so fast as it did from February 21st to March 23rd. The VectorVest Composite CA Index fell 33.7%, and the TSX Composite shed 37.1%. As painful as it was for many investors, it served to remind us of our Founder Dr. Bart DiLiddo’s #1 Rule in a falling market: Preserve Your Assets...
There is so much valuable information in VectorVest and so many resources; it can be overwhelming if you don’t know where to get started and how to make things simple...
