David Dierking

Consumers are feeling notably bad about where conditions are headed. That might be a good thing for investors.

Semiconductors have been one of the market's best-performing sectors. Thanks to these catalysts, the good times may not be over yet.

Small caps have just completed an historic run relative to the S&P 500. Does that mean more gains ahead or should investors start to get worried?

Bitcoin's meteoric rise has delivered huge returns for holders. Even small investments have turned into tens of thousands of dollars.

Dividend stocks are finally making a comeback in 2026, but not all dividend ETFs should be viewed the same.

The Bull & Bear Indicator from Bank of America's global fund manager survey says we are in a "hyper-bull" market right now. That tends to be a dangerous signal for stock prices looking forward.

Rigetti Computing has become one of the faces of the AI and quantum computing revolution. But what has it actually done for investors?

While the U.S. economy would appear to be in good shape on the surface, this signal suggests that we're at risk for a deep recession ahead.

Wall Street has experienced a rare but not unprecedented bull market during the past three years. Here's what history can teach us about what to expect.

Geopolitical developments just sent long-term Treasury yields sharply higher. What does this mean for the short-term future of government bonds?

Small-caps are off to a fast start in 2026. Is now the time to jump into the Russell 2000 again?

As the market rotates away from tech, you don't need to give up your large-cap exposure altogether. You just need to change the way it's invested.

The U.S. stock market is experiencing a big rotation in 2026 that's been great for small caps and cyclicals, but not so much for tech. That makes this Vanguard ETF an ideal pick-up in the new year.

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.