About Steve Reitmeister
Steve Reitmeister is the CEO of StockNews.com, bringing 40 years of experience to help individual investors find outperformance. For the better part of the past two decades he was the Editor-in-Chief of Zacks.com where millions of investors enjoyed his timely market insights. His commentary has also been featured on other leading investment websites including Yahoo Finance, SeekingAlpha, CNNMoney and MarketWatch. Steve has an MBA from DePaul University and B.A. in Economics from the University of Wisconsin (Go Badgers!).
Steve is also the Editor of the Reitmeister Total Return portfolio service. This is where he puts those 40 years of experience to work for you in selecting the best trades for the current market environment. See the Reitmeister Total Return portfolio.
Recent Articles By Steve Reitmeister
Looking Past Omicron and the 3 Lessons Learned from the Market in 2021
Our Portfolio was rewarded handsomely for not buckling under the pressure of the recent Omicron scare as the S&P 500 (SPY) went on a wild ride. Yes, I could say that patience comes hand in hand with over 40 years of investing experience. However, I would say it really comes from my value investing roots where we often are not in agreement with the price action we see before us. So hurray for value investing! And hurray for us! Now on with this week's market commentary. Read on below…
3 Key Investing Lessons Learned from the 2021 Stock Market
Investors who do not properly face the problems of the past are doomed to repeat those same mistakes. That is why I so strongly believe in doing this annual “Lessons Learned” commentary to discover strategies that will allow us to beat the stock market (SPY) in the years ahead. Enjoy!
2 Best Stocks of All Time!
I have been investing for 40 years. But without a doubt my 2 best trades of all times are buying Amazon (AMZN) and Booking (BKNG) back in 2001 for phenomenal gains to date. Let’s discuss what those investments had in common and how that will help us find more big winners in the years ahead. Read on...
Is it STILL a Bull Market?
Volatility in the stock market (SPY) s becoming as sure of a thing as death and taxes these days. Why is this happening? And what is the game plan to stay one step ahead of the market? The answers await you in this fresh market commentary below...
Why is ManpowerGroup (MAN) My Top Stock for 2022?
As we close the books on 2021, most investors are turning their attention to the stocks ready to excel in the year ahead. In that regard I selected ManpowerGroup (MAN) as my top pick for 2022. Why? Get the full story below…
Why is Kulicke & Soffa (KLIC) My Top Stock for 2022?
As we close the books on 2021, most investors are turning their attention to the stocks ready to excel in the year ahead. In that regard I selected Kulicke & Soffa (KLIC) as my top pick for 2022. Why? Get the full story below…
Is the Omicron Correction Over?
Stocks violently dropped after news spread about concerns with the new Omicron variant. Whereas the S&P 500 (SPY) declined 4%, the small caps in the Russell 2000 endured a much more painful 12% decline. However, now there are signs that Omicron is no more scary than Delta with stocks potentially staging a comeback. What does the future hold for stocks? And what is the best trading plan? All that and more are explored in the commentary below...
Top 10 Stocks For 2022
Everyone is anxious to know which stocks are ready to outperform the stock market (SPY) in the new year. That’s why our team of editors put their heads together to come up with this list of the Top 10 Stocks for 2022. Read on below for more details.
How Will the Omicron Variant Impact the Stock Market?
The S&P 500 (SPY) is once again trashing value stocks. And yet for all the recent red arrows tossed to the entire market, we still see green shoots in our POWR Value portfolio. This week we will discuss the gyrations of the market as well as give you a sense of what stays the same with me (Steve Reitmeister) taking over the service. And what will change. All that and more awaits you in the commentary below…