For me, trading has always revolved around economic fundamentals and stock market analysis. And if you’re like me, you’re getting somewhat irritated with the recent trading in the stock market by investors who seem more inclined to trade on what economists at the Federal Reserve do with their quantitative easing strategy than on what’s really important—the underlying fundamentals of the economy and corporate America’s financial health. The reality is that corporate America is struggling to grow revenues.

A recent Deloitte report outlines how the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is transforming medtech and health care with one small cap stock being a good example of company cashing in on the space.

If you are not using Dropbox Inc (NASDAQ: DBX), chances are you are already using an alternative or similar service which may explain why the stock comes with short interest of 43.65%.

According to a recent report from Frost & Sullivan, the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is helping to drive the home healthcare industry into new innovations that are clustered around wearables and eSkin devices – the type of devices that small cap Biotricity Inc (OTCQB: BTCY) is developing.

Earlier this month, the Apple Watch Series 4 having a heart monitoring function approved by the FDA generated a large amount of attention from the media; but is that heart monitoring function all that its cracked out to be and what does it mean for other players in the space?

Small cap retailer Camping World Holdings (NYSE: CWH) is the third most shorted stock on the NYSE with short interest of 43.65% and shares are now at a key support level on the charts.