Author: Zubair Mohajir

I’ve mentioned a few times in the past few weeks that investor sentiment has gotten too bullish and complacency has gotten too prevalant. I don’t want to sound like a broken record, but the datapoints are piling up...

I have been meaning to profile this stock for quite some time now, but I have been putting it off for one reason or another. Then I saw Cramer plug it on his show last Friday and I knew I had to write about it before anybody...

The biggest thing a trader has to do in order to be successful is protect himself and stay in the game when things get rough. As any honest trader can tell you, bad patches can be brutal and seem like they can last forever....

Stocks like this one are exciting and could possibly provide explosive gains, but are obviously very risky plays which is why they fall under the title of “Speculation Station.” I love new technologies that can be...

Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) has become part of the mainstream and its stock has been a stellar performer to put it mildly. Investors have piled onto the stock faster than one of its burritos can give you heartburn. I enjoy...

Jim Cramer is much-maligned and has many haters as well as some fans, but the haters are much more vocal. The message boards are rife with anti-Cramer rhetoric, mostly from people who claim to have lost money because of him....

The market’s ability to rally strongly in the face of any news is noteworthy for both the bulls and the bears. Last week I said that job growth was coming soon to a market near you. Evidently the Labor Department...

As the millions of unemployed and underemployed can tell you, the one area of the economy that has been slow or even failed to recover is the labor market, even as other indicators have improved significantly. Politicians and...

Everything seems to be going right for this stock, which would usually make me nervous since something that seems to good to be true usually is, but that is not the case with this high-flyer. Business is booming and a slowdown...

Anybody who traded back in 1998 might remember this name as a poster child for the excess of the dot com era. It literally went from $3 to $48 in two days after it announced it would sell its products on the internet....