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What can the Oracle of Omaha teach us about this market?

Falling oil prices eased inflation concerns and lifted equities across industrials and energy-sensitive sectors, today, Oct. 6, 2026.

When the bear bites, you need to be ready.

Multiple factors could weigh down the markets in the latter months of the year, including rising interest rates, midterm elections, and the war in Iran.

Warren Buffett's focus is on the company he invests in, not the overarching economic conditions.

LQD offers more stability with a 24.9% max drawdown, while SCHQ has a lower 0.03% expense ratio but shows greater volatility over five years.

S&P 500 earnings are poised to rise this year at the fastest rate since 2021, when earnings soared after recovering from the pandemic.

The build-out phase is ending. The next phase involves figuring out how it all links together.

Don't overthink inflation, interest rates, or valuations. If you're a long-term investor, here's what you should be focused on.

Alphabet nears $1B nuclear deal, TSMC hits a record, Nvidia nears $6T, and more...

U.S. healthcare stocks delivered 28.8% gains over one year versus 22.5% for international peers. Both funds carry nearly identical expense ratios and low volatility profiles.

The Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF is currently offering its highest yield in nearly two decades.

Both funds charge 0.03% and yield roughly 3.8%, but Vanguard manages $51.9 billion in assets versus Schwab's $15.3 billion. The choice hinges on issuer preference and account custodian.

You shouldn't be looking to get out of stocks. You should think of the best way to stay in them.

The stock market is not a place; it's a worldwide marketplace of ideas where investors buy, sell, and try to build wealth.

Investors can make a fortune in the stock market by simply holding an S&P 500 index fund for decades.

Warren Buffett once recommended Vanguard's low-cost S&P 500 index funds. But would the "Oracle of Omaha" choose another ETF today?

Trump admonished the Fed for raising rates, while ignoring that his own policies are fueling inflation.

Soaring long-term yields aren't necessarily a bad thing for the S&P 500.

Vaccine breakthroughs and tech talks drove individual stocks higher, while bond yields hit their highest level since 2002, today, Oct. 5, 2026.