5 reasons not to sell in May this year
Every year investors tend to repeat the adage of "Sell in May and Go Away," as June, July, August, and September have historically been the weakest months of the year. But Frank Holmes, Chief Investment Officer of U.S. Global Investors, builds the case for a strong stock market this summer. As the weather and economy heat up, here are 5 appealing reasons to stay in the market this summer.
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3 time-tested companies you can hold forever
For the investor who's looking to build a portfolio for the future, finding the time-tested, high dividend-paying stocks will always outperform selecting the hot companies of the day. Get started with these 3 stocks you can hand down for generations to come. 
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Why contrarians are buying gold mining stocks
One of the most successful long-term strategies is contrarian investing. After all, solid companies at bargain prices can deliver significant returns if timed correctly. Currently, many contrarian investors are watching gold mining stocks - and with good reason. But not all gold stocks are set to rise. Here's how to choose the best.
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VIX ETFs: Be fearful when others are greedy
As major equity indexes around the world keep making new highs, greed is beginning to dominate global markets. As Warren Buffett's famous advice says, it may be time for investors to fear the short-term stock market future. With the VIX at extreme lows, now may be the time to play this volatility gauge - and ETFs present a relatively easy way to do so.
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Technicals: Still no reason to fight the bull
The Fed produced some poor economic data late last week, yet it had minimal impact on the market. This just reinforces how strong the bullish case is, and how much the bears have resigned to this fact. Jack Steiman of SwingTradeOnline.com shows where weakness does exist, but explains why this isn't the time to go against the bulls.
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When this bubble pops, it could kill your retirement
Is your portfolio safe from the eventual bond bubble that analysts predict? Even if you think it is, you could be wrong. A common tool many portfolio managers use are target-date funds, and they could be threatening your retirement whether you realize it or not. Take these prudent steps now to protect your holdings before the bond market takes a hit.
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