Todd Shriber

Emerging market equities bounced back in a big way in 2025, highlighting the advantages of this cheap-to-own Vanguard ETF.

For investors looking to access the growth potential of mid-cap stocks, this ETF is one to hold for the long term.

With international stocks back in style, investors are looking for diversification -- and this ETF delivers plenty of it.

Compared to other betting stocks, Accel Entertainment toils in relative anonymity, but it's got an interesting story for investors.

The Vanguard Industrials ETF is a solid idea, but for investors looking for potential outperformance in this sector, there's another fund to consider.

Brightstar Lottery isn't the most popular betting stock on the market, but dividend investors could hit jackpots with it.

For barely more than the price of a grande pumpkin spice latte at Starbucks, investors can grab one share of this overlooked, high-flying betting stock.

The beverage and packaged food giant is preparing to prune its expansive brand portfolio.

This ETF isn't a screaming sell, but its risk profile could rise as December moves forward.

Seeing the forest through the trees is important, but this timber/forestry ETF leaves a lot to be desired.

This $3 billion exchange-traded fund is one of the oldest in its category, and it could be a long-term winner as the humanoid robotics market expands.

RCL stock is mired in a multimonth slump, but 2026 could bring better things, as new offerings take shape and if Caribbean yields firm.

General Mills has been bitten by the bug infecting the consumer staples sector, but the weakness could be a buying opportunity for long-term investors.

Investors looking for a reliable dividend and free cash flow grower could do a lot worse than Coca-Cola in 2026.

The Chinese e-commerce giant is also a rising player in artificial intelligence, and its progress in that area will likely define the course of the stock next year.

More than a memorable ticker, this AI ETF is a leader in its niche today and has the potential to deliver big gains for long-term investors.

There are some catalysts that could power a rebound for the consumer packaged goods giant in 2026, but even if one occurs, the returns are unlikely to be astounding.

Investors considering DraftKings as a 2026 rebound idea aren't off base, but they'll need to monitor prediction markets execution and the company's push to sustainable profitability.

With this ETF, investors don't have to sacrifice growth to access reliable, growing dividends.

Procter & Gamble's stock price is higher over the past five years, but investors would have done better with the S&P 500 or consumer staples ETFs.