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Shares of Netflix stock (Nasdaq: NFLX) were on absolute fire over the past year, soaring 129%. The latest fuel for Netflix’s rally was an earnings report that sent shares up more than 8%. But the company only met earnings expectations.

This Might Be What Kills Netflix’s Rally February 2, 2018 by Chad Shoop Stocks Netflix is spending a ton of money on its own content to add new subscribers — and the reason why may be what kills its rally.

The biggest sleeper in the new tax regime is the elimination of almost all “miscellaneous deductions.” Believe me, you’ll thank me for alerting you to this little morsel now, at the beginning of the year, when there’s still time to do something about it.

Tax Reform: The Devil’s in the Details January 29, 2018 by Ted Bauman Taxes The details about tax reform are only now becoming clear. When it comes to warnings, however, better late than never ... especially when your money is involved.

The future is already looking bright for Vuzix stock, not just because of the boom in smart glasses, but because of what it’s doing specifically as a company.

Vuzix: The Augmented Reality Company to Invest In January 23, 2018 by Ian Dyer Investment Opportunities The future is already looking bright for this company and not just because of the boom in augmented reality and smart glasses.

The trend in climbing cobalt prices is likely to continue. If you haven't staked your claim in cobalt stocks yet, now is the time to do it.

Cobalt Prices Increased by 120% in 2017 – Is 2018 A Good Year to Invest? January 23, 2018 by Matt Badiali Commodities There is a rare metal that is threatening to hold up production and drive up costs. We have already seen its price more than double in the last year.

Bond king Jeffrey Gundlach warns that stocks could be in trouble. Specifically, he said if the 10-year treasury yield rises above 2.63%, it could start to hurt equities. Here's why he's wrong.

Interest Rates Are Still Too Low to Matter January 22, 2018 by Michael Carr U.S. Economy Bond king Jeffrey Gundlach said that if the 10-year yield rises above 2.63%, it could start to hurt equities. On Friday, the rate was at 2.64%.