Below is a recap of last week's portfolio updates. Click here to read the Weekly Roundup posted on Friday. Initiations/Exits TJX Companies -- On Tuesday, we exited our position in TJX Companies ...

* We are sharing an updated EPS, price target, and panic point table for the AAP portfolio We can think of no better reference point to start a fresh week than an updated Action Alerts PLUS ...

Jim discusses our First Data Corp exit, his interview with Broadcom's CEO, Nvidia, and his Real Money article from earlier today.

Jim discusses trade tariffs and how it affects the market, Alphabet and GDPR, and answers a member's question on 3M.

Chris and Bob answer some of the latest questions members are asking.

Coming into this abbreviated trading week, US equity futures suggest a weak open, and investor sentiment has slipped a tad to land in "Greed" following the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite inching ...

The maker of police body cameras and Taser devices shows a sharp upward slope of higher highs and higher lows. That is the textbook definition of an uptrend -- the stock remains above relevant ...

Non-farm payrolls came in lower than expected this morning and we are getting a broad-based rally on the expectation the Fed will pause at next week's Federal Open Market Committee meeting ...

Jim discusses this morning's decision to buy Waste Management shares, volatility in the markets, his Real Money post, and last night's earnings reports.

Jim shares his thoughts on the meeting between Broadcom and Qualcomm earlier in the week, and then discusses his game plan for next week.

Chris Versace breaks down key takeaways from a busy week, and discusses what the portfolio is watching in the week ahead, with TheStreet's J.D. Durkin.

Jim discusses his thoughts on Kohl's quarter, a Raytheon downgrade, 3M, and answers a club member's question.