Vince Martin

Vince Martin

Vince Martin has written investing advice for several years, covering stocks across a range of industries. A former registered representative, Martin saw the dot-com bubble inflate and burst in real time, creating a healthy respect for downside risk. He splits his time between Chicago and rural Wisconsin with his wife and three dogs.

Recent Articles

8 Long-Term Investments to Give Your Grandchildren

These 8 long-term stocks should be winners for generations to come given their low valuations and ability to thrive in any type of future.

BABA Stock Could Get Even Cheaper

The bull case for Alibaba stock seems obvious at the moment. But the bear case for BABA stock may still have some legs.

Dividend Hike Might Signal a Top in Microsoft Stock

Microsoft stock has risen nearly 400%. But a sub-10% dividend increase might not be enough to boost MSFT stock further.

Have Analysts Become Too Bearish on Costco Stock?

Analysts have turned cautious on Costco stock. With COST stock trading at peak multiples, their caution makes some sense.

A Messy Story Creates an Opportunity in NetEase Stock

NTES stock has dropped by nearly half amid macro concerns and strategic changes. But the cheaper price makes NetEase stock intriguing.

Chesapeake Energy Stock Remains High-Risk, High-Reward

Back at $4, CHK has potential upside - but still loads of risk as well.

New Alexa Devices Can Power Amazon Stock — and Hurt Rivals

Amazon's new Alexa devices on their own don't move AMZN stock. But they show the potential for Amazon to take more and more share in more and more markets.

Why It May Be Time to Sell Roku Stock

Roku is a wonderful company. But ROKU stock is even more expensive than it looks, and at some point, that's going to be a problem.

The Selloff of Western Digital Stock May Not Be Over

Western Digital stock looks absurdly cheap after it fell 48% from its March highs. But WDC stock may fall further.

Viacom Stock Isn’t Cheap Enough on Its Own

Viacom stock is cheap, but that's not enough, given its still-weak assets and a low chance of a CBS buyout.