Thomas Yeung

By Thomas Yeung, CFA, InvestorPlace Markets Analyst

If history is any guide, the market’s first reaction will be dangerously incomplete. Fortunately, many industry insiders are already giving clues about which firms will be in the “splash zone” of this disruption. They’re selling stocks in the companies they run, and they’re doing it faster than you might expect. In this update, I’d like to highlight three firms with unusual insider sales as a clear sign to get out before May 19.

California's average gas prices may hit $7.50, and some places may even see $10 at the pump. Here’s why it changes the math for these three energy stocks.

Louis Navellier has identified 53 small-cap stocks he calls his “Exclusion List” — companies that are simply too small for major Wall Street firms to buy aggressively. To give you a sense of these 53 companies, I’ve chosen three to share with you today.

Food prices are hitting records and about to get worse. Here's why GO stock is my top pick to profit as food inflation accelerates over the next 12 to 18 months.

When “everyone knows” the same thing, opportunities tend to emerge elsewhere — especially in smaller companies that Wall Street often ignores. Today, I want to introduce you to three small-cap stocks from Louis Navellier’s Exclusion List.

To borrow a metaphor from cheesemaking, pressure always finds the weak spots first. And this market has plenty of that building beneath the surface.

The pick I featured here in the Sunday Digest has already risen 10%, bringing its one-month return to 18%.

InvestorPlace analyst Thomas Yeung called MRVL at $83. Now Jensen Huang's trillion-dollar prediction is sending his Marvell stock price target much higher.

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