Author: Tim Melvin

Don’t Miss This Huge Insider Buying Spree

Don’t Miss This Huge Insider Buying Spree

Every week, I check to see what corporate investors are doing with the shares of the companies they own. I do not get too excited over small-to-mid-size insider sales. Crowing over a single insider sale is something so-called analysts and experts do far too often. But there are hundreds of reasons a corporate officer or […]

The Best Opportunity as the Markets Turn

The Best Opportunity as the Markets Turn

Markets have taken a turn in recent weeks. The short to intermediate term is down for the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100. Meanwhile, the short, medium, and long-term trends have all turned negative for the Russell 2000 in the past month. Microcap cap stocks have been in a downtrend since earlier this year and […]

Two Special Opportunities for This Rough Market

Two Special Opportunities for This Rough Market

It should come as no secret that I am not wildly bullish on the future of the stock market. Everything I see indicates that the long-term returns from stocks will be low to worse than that for several years, if not longer. If that is a surprise to you, I did a webinar on Monday […]

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Why I Love “Toxic Profits” and Where to Find Them

In today’s Hidden Profit Report, I want to revisit the concept of “Loving the Toxic.” The market is clearly overextended and overvalued right now. In fact, the reading on one of my favorite valuation measures, the Excess CAPE Yield, is now at levels seen in 1969 and 2000. Today’s economy and stock market have similarities […]