Robert Martin

Robert Martin

Robert Martin is a blogger who covers consumer and financial news with a nod to the stock market. He enjoys writing about business and making money doing it.

In 2013, Robert joined InvestorPlace.com in Rockville, MD, as a staff writer.

Recent Articles

Twitter’s Selloff Is a Lifelong Investing Lesson

The decline in Twitter has created a short-term buying opportunity in TWTR stock and teaches an important investment lesson.

Is Love a Good Investment? With Match Group, Yes

As more people turn to the internet for just about everything, MTCH stock looks strong -- both for users and investors.

GoPro Stock Is Enjoying a Dead-Cat Bounce and Nothing More

GPRO stock's gain was nothing more than the lasts gasps of a dying company. Slightly better-than-expected earnings don't change the GoPro story.

3 Cybersecurity Stocks to Add to Your Buy List

While hacks are bad news for the companies struggling to safeguard information and for customers who have been compromised, they suggest a rising tide for cybersecurity stocks.

Apple’s iPhone 9: What We Know So Far

While Apple is expected to launch two new versions of the X (the iPhone 11 or XI, and a Plus size version), a new cheaper iPhone 9 is the more important offering for the company right now.

Microsoft Stock Is Floating on the Cloud — But Still Looks as Solid as Ever

Microsoft stock has the perks of an old-guard tech company and current day cloud giant. In Q2, MSFT increased it's cloud market share to 14%.

3 Reasons Why Alphabet Stock Won’t Hit $1 Trillion First

The odds of Alphabet (GOOG) making a come-from-behind run to be the first $1 trillion company is a long shot. Here are three reasons why Alphabet stock likely won't be the first.

Why Micron Stock Will Keep Climbing Whether or Not Buybacks Happen

With four straight earnings beats in the books, there’s little reason to think anything is going to knock Micron off its current upward trajectory in the near future.

Don’t Be a Follower When It Comes to Facebook Stock

What we’re witnessing with Facebook stock right now is simply a mob mentality due to moral panic. But the company's crown is still very much intact.

You Should Buy Palo Alto Stock Even at This All-Time High

Palo Alto Networks describes itself as “the global security leader.” It has over 50,000 customers in over 150 countries, according to its website, and counts 85% of Fortune 100 companies as its customers.