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

4 Reasons to Sell Facebook Stock Near the Lows

Fundamentally, Facebook stock looks close to absurdly cheap. Qualitatively, however, the reasons to avoid FB stock are mounting.

Too Much Has to Go Right for SBUX Stock to Be a Good Buy

Slowing growth projections at Starbucks' Investor Day suggest SBUX stock is priced for perfection.

It’s Time to Be Afraid of Under Armour Stock

Under Armour stock has performed nicely in 2018, on optimism toward a turnaround. But even success now looks priced into UAA stock.

15 Stocks Facing Big Political Risk in 2019

Investors always need to watch politics closely, but especially so when it comes to these highly political stocks.

Cronos Stock Should Be a Buy — Just Not Yet

CRON stock has pulled back since the Altria deal was announced. Cronos should rally at some point, but it may take some time.

Best ETFs for 2019: A Contrarian Play in iShares US Home Construction ETF

Housing stocks had a brutal 2018. But current valuations suggest even a decent 2019 could send the ITB ETF shooting higher next year.

15 Winning Stocks to Buy in 2019 (That Were Losers in 2018)

These 15 stocks have had a rough go of it in 2018, but it's time to put them on your stocks to buy list for 2019.

Chesapeake Energy Stock Is Still a High-Reward, High-Risk Name

CHK continues to make moves, and the core investment case of Chesapeake Energy stock remains relatively unchanged, but CHK stock could bounce soon.

After Fantastic Growth, There’s Still Lots to Like About TWTR Stock

Twitter management has done an outstanding job. But how much improvement is left - and how much is priced in?

Huya Stock Is Far Too Cheap and Getting Ready to Bottom Out

Huya stock has been hammered amid a Chinese tech sell-off - but the sell-off has gone too far.