David Dierking

Nearly 100 years of history for the S&P 500 say a streak like this is reason for optimism, not the signal of a top.

With geopolitical, inflation, and economic slowdown risks growing, it could be time to consider lower-volatility dividend stocks for part of your portfolio.

If portfolio diversification is your goal, the opportunities in foreign equities are beginning to look more attractive.

The Roundhill Memory ETF targets a narrow but incredibly in-demand segment of the AI build-out.

The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) and the Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (VTI) look and act very similar. One of them has a big advantage at the moment.

Market leadership has been narrow over the past decade, but recent winners are still looking like future winners.

SpaceX could be the biggest initial public offering ever. The CRSP indexes and the ETFs linked to them could get shares first.

With the markets moving higher again, leverage has become all the rage on Wall Street. But dig into the numbers and you might find it's not such a good idea.

Buffett suggests that most investors should keep at least a small cash position in their portfolios. Here's the Vanguard ETF that does the job.

Warren Buffett often advocates for low-cost, value-oriented investing. But over the years, he's specifically advocated for one Vanguard ETF in particular.

The tech sector has delivered the biggest returns for investors over the past few years. It's still the best place to put your money.

Not all high-yield ETFs are built the same. In the case of the two major high-dividend yield funds from iShares and Vanguard, there's a clear winner.

The AI boom has transformed the tech earnings landscape. And it's only getting started.

The Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD) got off to a stellar start in 2026, but tech stocks have come back with a vengeance. It's still looking like a buy.

It's time to look beyond megacaps and tech for the next wave of market leaders.

Actively managed funds often suffer from fee drag and chronic underperformance. Simple and cheap investing usually works better.

The S&P 500 has rallied strongly over the past couple of months. The fundamentals support a continuation of the upward move.

One dividend ETF has risen above the others over the past three years. But it's done so in a very unconventional way.

The Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF and the Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF are both terrific funds. But one has the edge in terms of long-term growth potential.

Investors often look for the exits when stock prices decline.