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When I recently met someone who thinks about value investing the way Warren Buffett and I do, I told my publisher here at Banyan Hill: “Let’s see if we can get this person into our team as soon as possible.”

Interview With a Value Expert January 16, 2018 by Jeff Yastine Stocks Brian Christopher is a modest person, so he won’t tell you all this himself … but he has the resume every value investor needs.

As we can already see in just a couple days, this is gearing up to be a seriously strong earnings season. So you might be asking yourself: OK, that’s all well and good, but how can I profit from this? Good question! Here's my recommendation...

Snag a 500% Gain From Earnings Season January 13, 2018 by Jessica Cohn Investment Opportunities As we can already see in just a couple days, this is gearing up to be a seriously strong earnings season.

Federal Reserve officials expect to raise interest rates three times in 2018. But traders are expecting a decline in interest rates. This is how we know.

Traders Are Betting the Fed Is Wrong January 10, 2018 by Michael Carr U.S. Economy At least for now, traders don’t agree with the Fed. In the futures markets, traders are betting with real money that interest rates are going to decline.

Governments around the world come to supercomputer companies for all sorts of research projects. This could have a major impact on the price of Cray Inc. stock.

Tomorrow’s Supercomputers Will Blow Your Mind January 9, 2018 by Ian Dyer Investment Opportunities We’re far from the limit when it comes to supercomputers. This is an industry that, with the current growth in technology, will keep growing exponentially.

Bear markets, or a stock market decline of more than 20%, generally follow periods when the ROC is declining. So here's why you shouldn't be worried about a stock market decline yet.

S&P 500 Still Far From a Bubble January 8, 2018 by Michael Carr Stocks After a strong gain in 2017, many investors are worried about 2018. One concern is that the good times can’t last forever.