Todd Shriber

Stay away from this sector ETF as November draws to a close because it's disappointing when it shouldn't be, and it's not cheap to get involved.

There's a lot for investors to unpack before getting involved with DraftKings, but when the dust clears, the stock could rebound.

Altria's stock is inexpensive and sports a juicy dividend yield, but closer examination is warranted before jumping into this consumer staples name.

PepsiCo is disappointing investors this year, but it offers dividend dependability and rebound potential if an activist investor can work some magic.

Surprise: This winning exchange-traded fund has no exposure to U.S. stocks.

It might surprise some investors to learn that when it comes to accessing AI infrastructure, real estate is essential -- and this ETF makes it easy to check that box.

This Vanguard ETF does things differently than some high-dividend rivals, and its cost of admission isn't too demanding.

This international ETF has been on a roll in 2025, and the conditions are in place for it to deliver more outperformance.

Quantum computing may be the next big thing in tech. This ETF makes it easy to get in on the action.

Growth stocks provide ballast for this venerable Vanguard ETF, which is home to an array of beloved megacap names.

Investors with significant exposure to low-yielding domestic tech stocks can enhance their income streams and geographic diversification with this ETF.

This ETF is beating the Dow by a better than 5-to-1 margin this year -- and thanks to its AI intersections, the good times could continue in 2026.

Sometimes, even bonds earn second chances -- and the results can be impressive for fixed-income investors.

This Vanguard sector ETF is a play on a value segment and it features some exposure to a famed investor's company.

Artificial general intelligence is still a work in progress, but if the tech can be created, the Vanguard Information Technology ETF could enjoy serious gains.

U.S. small-caps have disappointed investors for a while now, but this ETF proves that smaller stocks can still deliver big upside.

A couple of big names are carrying the consumer discretionary sector, while weakness abounds further down the ladder.

This isn't your grandfather's high-yield dividend ETF and that's OK, provided investors understand exactly how it generates its out-of-this-world payouts.

DraftKings' Q3 earnings update could be a much-needed catalyst for the sliding gaming stock, but the company had better live up to its tradition of beating and raising guidance.

International stocks are on the mend in a big way, making this ETF a winner.