Stock News & Analysis

Top insights from the latest market news from Wednesday, March 18, from The Motley Fool analysts on Team Rule Breakers and Team Hidden Gems.

Dominating the market for pickup trucks and SUVs makes Ford a familiar name for many investors.

Recessions tend to expose weak business models. Costco's is unlikely to be among them.

Even on a budget, you can get quality stocks.

The Microsoft co-founder's portfolio owns about two dozen stocks, and Microsoft is number four.

The cryptocurrency has plunged from its all-time high in October. But owning some Bitcoin could still be a smart bet.

Whether or not these massive investments in AI infrastructure are a success won't be determined in just a few quarters.

These companies have successfully navigated through various scenarios in the past, supporting their staying power.

A big tax refund feels like free money. But it often means you overpaid taxes all year and gave the government an interest-free loan.

These two dividend ETFs have flown well under the radar for years. Now, they've returned to elite form.

Rivian will hit a major growth catalyst next month.

Xometry operates a digital marketplace connecting buyers with manufacturers for custom parts and assemblies across diverse industries.

Nearly half of couples argue about money. Here are three simple habits my wife and I use to stay on the same financial team -- and keep building wealth together.

Rocket Lab reveals $816 million contract, Nvidia restarts China chip shipments, and more...

The stock is down more than 20% over the past year.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and Broadcom will deliver market-beating returns over the next three years.

Small caps have been lagging large caps for years. If this signal is right, that could all change quickly.

Wall Street overreacted to short-term noise. Two Fool contributors explain why they're buying the dip.

Only one day of the week has averaged a negative return, while another produces green arrows nearly 55% of the time.

The Amex Blue Cash Preferred was just named our favorite grocery card of the year -- again. Here's how it can earn you hundreds a year at the supermarket.