Market Trends

There's more to U.S. inflation than just energy prices.

VGSH targets U.S. Treasuries with lower costs, while SMB offers municipal bonds for tax-exempt income. Which suits your portfolio?

Semiconductor stocks still have plenty of runway in front of them.

Vanguard's ultra-low 0.03% expense ratio and $317 billion asset base contrast sharply with State Street's specialized ESG approach and tech-heavy portfolio tilt.

REET owns real estate around the world, while ICF owns only the biggest names in U.S. property. Here is what that distinction means for your portfolio.

Buffett has delivered six decades of investing victories.

RSPH offers 60 diversified holdings with lower volatility, while BBH concentrates on 25 biotech leaders with stronger recent returns.

VONG delivers superior 5-year returns and lower drawdowns, while VBK offers higher recent gains with broader diversification across 579 holdings.

Inflation cooled faster than expected in June, but Fed Chair Kevin Warsh isn't ready to declare victory.

These funds hold around 100 stocks each and have been outperforming the market this year.

On July 14, 2026, cooling consumer prices sparked a broad tech rebound.

While Wall Street focuses on tech and AI stocks, many dividend ETFs are outperforming the S&P 500 this year while delivering meaningful income.

Simply investing in these ETFs takes a lot of thought out of putting together a portfolio.

The Nasdaq gained 0.9% while the Dow fell 0.2% in a split decision. IBM's 24.9% plunge and Goldman Sachs' 7.4% surge explain Tuesday's split decision.

Buying individual shares isn't the only way to gain exposure to South Korea's most important AI chip stocks.

On July 14, 2026, IBM’s profit warning dragged on the Dow even as easing inflation and resilient bank stocks steadied broader U.S. markets.

Tracking the S&P 500 index gives investors an easy way to diversify and grow their portfolios over the long term.

Inflation slowed in June.

Others are likely to perform better, but it may be a good addition to your portfolio.

VYM offers broader diversification with lower costs, while HDV is a more concentrated ETF with a heavy weightage on defensive stocks.