David Dierking

Cathie Wood has a history of making bold predictions. If her latest prediction comes true, it could be incredibly bullish for Treasuries.

Dividend-growth and high-yield strategies can produce very different portfolios and results, but one strategy looks better right now.

Choosing between the Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIG) and the Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD) really comes down to how you feel about the current market rotation.

Investing in a total U.S. stock market fund is a great decision. But choosing between the two biggest ETFs almost requires splitting hairs.

These exchange-traded funds are two of the most popular dividend ETFs. One of them is clearly better than the other.

The Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) is one of the best-performing ETFs, but the tech concentration is an issue. Is sticking with the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) better?

Choosing between the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) and the Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (VTI) comes down to your opinion on small caps.

There's one Vanguard bond ETF that Buffett would love.

When determining which of these two ETFs is better, the differentiator is cost.

In one category, Vanguard has the size advantage, but does that make it better?

Dividend ETFs have been getting another look as the market rotates into non-tech sectors to kick off 2026. This Vanguard ETF, in particular, looks well-positioned to benefit.

The Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD) has been on a miserable three-year run. Is this the year that things finally turn around?

Investors have been able to enjoy huge gains from artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. We're still in the early innings, though, and that means opportunities are still available.

With more than a dozen bitcoin ETFs to choose from, the choice comes down to cost. That puts one fund above the others.

If you're considering using a Bitcoin ETF instead of spot Bitcoin for your crypto exposure, you should know a couple of things before your first trade.

A comfortable retirement is not as elusive as you think. With time, discipline, and the right ETF, it's well within reach.

It doesn't take nearly as much as you might think to get yourself to millionaire status with this Vanguard ETF.

Last year, the market was again led by mega-cap growth and tech stocks. With the economic winds shifting, a rotation out of growth and into value might finally be in store.

One of Warren Buffett's favorite valuation signals says the market is extremely overvalued. History says that investors should prepare themselves for a bear market.

You may not think of Vanguard when it comes to junk bonds, but its new high-yield bond ETF may be one of the best in its space.