Ethan Roberts

Ethan Roberts

InvestorPlace Contributor

Ethan Roberts is a stock and real estate investor, and a financial writer. He has taught courses for more than a decade in the Jacksonville, Fla., area on investing for retirement and investing in residential real estate. Ethan is also a licensed real estate agent in the state of Florida and served as the real estate editor of a major newsletter, The Tycoon Report, for three years.

His articles on stocks, finance and real estate have also been featured on Reuters.com, Seeking Alpha, Market Greenhouse and many other financial Web sites. In 2010, he created Fast Profit Trades, a website primarily devoted to day trading and swing trading.

Follow him on Twitter: @FastProfitTrade.

Recent Articles

Why Visa Inc (V), Chevron Corporation (CVX) and Pioneer Natural Resources (PXD) Are 3 of Today’s Best Stocks

By Ethan Roberts, InvestorPlace Contributor

Oil prices supported the broader market today, while earnings and upgrades specifically lifted Visa (V), Chevron (CVX) and Pioneer Natural Resources (PXD).

Why Cardinal Health Inc (CAH), Estee Lauder Companies Inc (EL) and Noble Corp plc (NE) Are 3 of Today’s Best Stocks

By Ethan Roberts, InvestorPlace Contributor

Stocks rallied nicely today on good earnings from companies like Cardinal Health, Estee Lauder, and Noble Corp.

5 Best Stocks Under $5 This Week

By Ethan Roberts, InvestorPlace Contributor

Jaguar Animal Health, Fusion Telecommunications, Immunomedics, Nymox Pharmaceutical and RiT Technologies led a diversified group of small stocks forward this week.

Why LinkedIn Corp (LNKD), LendingClub Corp (LC) and First Solar, Inc. (FSLR) Are 3 of Today’s Best Stocks

By Ethan Roberts, InvestorPlace Contributor

The markets ended October on a weak note, but LinkedIn, LendingClub, and First Solar were basking in the sunlight today.

Why Nokia Corporation (ADR) (NOK), Lifelock Inc (LOCK) and Hanesbrands Inc. (HBI) Are 3 of Today’s Best Stocks

By Ethan Roberts, InvestorPlace Contributor

Markets struggled to hold their heads above water, but Nokia Corporation, Lifelock, and Hanesbrands were swimming with the tide all day.

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