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SPDW charges half VT's expense ratio and delivers double the dividend yield, but VT's broader 9,773-stock portfolio has outperformed over five years.

Bond yields hit their highest level in two decades, pressuring blue chip dividend stocks and weighing on the broader market, today, Oct. 1, 2026.

Tech and AI stocks get most of the attention. But dividend stocks have a history of delivering returns and limiting risk.

One offers broad energy exposure at rock-bottom costs; the other targets infrastructure with a 7.8% yield. Here's how to choose.

The company faces a delicate balancing act in terms of raising prices and managing volumes in the face of rising costs.

The recent momentum could last much longer.

The AI data center build-out has many years to run, and these stocks are ideally placed to benefit.

Constellation Energy may offer investors slightly more upside potential in the coming years.

Many earnings reports are due out in October that could shift market sentiment.

State Street's XLP charges just 0.08% annually versus iShares' 0.37%, but IYK diversifies into healthcare and materials. Similar returns and low volatility make this a cost-versus-breadth trade-off.

Here's what S&P 500 history shows.

Technology stocks have led the market higher in 2026, fueled by the artificial intelligence boom.

There are three overlooked aspects to the early innings of Stellantis' global turnaround, but here's why the stock could race ahead in the near term.

Investors reacted positively to earnings, but is Accenture stock now too expensive to buy?

The fourth quarter could see some big momentum shifts for these tech players.

Both stocks have increased their dividend by more than 40% in the last five years.

It's not always a financially sound choice.

VDE captures broader energy markets with 37.7% 1-year returns, while EMLP prioritizes utilities and pipelines for higher income.

This early-stage pure play is starting to build a real quantum computing and photonics business, but it's still a money-losing company with plenty of risk ahead.

Disney stock declined 3% in September and 9% for all of fiscal 2026. It's time to size up potential catalysts.