Market Trends

If you're feeling fearful, it might be time to get greedy.

It's easier said than done, but investors who do it don't generally regret it.

On Aug. 27, 2026, enterprise software and semiconductor stocks surged on blockbuster earnings, offsetting weakness in consumer discretionary and real estate.

Dividend Kings have been through all kinds of economic conditions and faced plenty of uncertainty, but they've still managed to boost their dividend payouts for 50 or more consecutive years.

One of the most-watched Treasury bond yields is higher than it's been since 2007. Should you sell everything, or stay the course?

A bear market is coming eventually, and right now is the ideal time to prepare.

Nvidia and Salesforce did the heavy lifting Thursday while 23 of 30 Dow stocks fell. This is what a narrow Wall Street rally looks like.

No matter how high dividends may be, it's important to keep your wits about you. Here's why.

Even a sophisticated hedge fund relies on the simplicity of index funds.

Investors will finally be able to get something they've wanted for a while now, but that has been largely inaccessible.

With corporate earnings showing solid growth, the investment case for junk bonds looks more attractive.

Breaking this record would put the stock market at its most expensive valuation in history.

The ETF invests only in "Magnificent Seven" stocks.

For many investors, the SPDR Gold Shares is the bullion ETF of choice heading into 2027.

Nvidia revenue more than doubles, Okta and Veeva climb on beats, and more...

The yield on the 30-year Treasury bond recently reached its highest level since before the Great Recession. Is this a sign of a looming debt crisis or a stock market crash?

The Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD) has become a passive income machine over its 15-year life.

September is the only month to have averaged a negative return in the S&P 500. Here's what that means for investors.

A bear market is coming eventually. Here's how to prepare for it.

The key to successful wealth-building isn't complicated. It's just tough for some investors to accept.