Tutor Perini Corporation (TPC)

Jim Cramer's words ring true as I look at my lists of stocks and how they fared over the past few months.

Lets look at some probable -- and profitable -- expirations on options expected to come in an the week's end.

The aggregate return of the 2021 Double Net Value Portfolio one month since inception is outpacing a handful of Russell indices.

That's when time is up and their obligations to buy or sell shares either disappear or end with exercises at the option's in-the-money value.

Tutor Perini is ready to rumble on improving fundamentals; here's how to play it.

Eighteen stocks make the cut for the 2021 portfolio, which is comprised of seemingly cheap names relative to net current assets.

Most of the stocks in my 'Sexy Sixteen' chart -- which included no mega-cap tech names -- are looking really good just a few weeks out. Here are the results so far.

This year's version of the Double Net Value Portfolio handily outperformed a number of Russell indices.

The 2020 Double Net Value Portfolio has risen over the last month and re-entered positive territory.

Tutor Perini, Sterling Construction and Great Lakes Dredge & Dock should do well if there is a big infrastructure component in an eventual stimulus bill.

TPC looks underpriced on fundamentals, and it could easily reach $18 to $24 within 18-months as a stand-alone company.

The next three months will tell the tale.

Only four of the 13 stocks in the 2020 Double Net Value Portfolio are up since its inception last December.

Like Tutor Perini, Sterling Construction and Great Lakes Dredge & Dock offer promising prospects as construction projects continue amid the pandemic.

Tutor Perini, Beazer Homes and Alexion Pharmaceuticals all turned in solid results in the face of the pandemic.

The best performer, not surprisingly, remains protective clothing name Lakeland Industries.

Here are a couple examples of what traders can do to take advantage of those days when stocks take a shellacking.

The 2020 Double Net Value Portfolio is outperforming a couple Russell value indices, but those aren't doing well.

As we panic about the coronavirus, remember that without financial security it's hard to have emotional security -- and here's what happened to my stocks this week.

Bottoms can prove frustrating to call, so investors would be better served by seeking out individual stocks selling at a discount to normal values.

Only three of the 12 names in the 2020 Double Net Value Portfolio are in positive territory since inception, with several down by double-digit percentages.

The construction company's shares aren't for the faint of heart as they have been whipped around in recent years.

Experience is the best teacher, and here are some rules I've learned and stocks I'm excited about.

Following its buy of SuperValu, United Natural Foods is good for a trade or investment.

Tutor Perini is at a bargain price now, but it's not for the buy-and-hold types.

The 2020 Double Net Value Portfolio includes a half-dozen offenders from the previous iteration of the portfolio.

The 22 stocks in the Double Net Value Portfolio collectively outperformed the value components of the Russell 2000 and Russell Micro indices.