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Despite a double-digit gain for the S&P 500 index in 2026, there are reasons to be a bit cautious.

Investing at peak prices can still result in lucrative long-term returns.

Investing in the S&P 500 is one of the best ways to build long-term growth.

Tech and AI stocks are hot right now, but dividend payers are built for the long-term.

Last time, investors got burned.

Investors can make money in any stock market. Here's the game plan I use for my portfolio.

It's off to its best start since 2021.

How does a total return of nearly 600% sound?

Combining two factors that produce strong returns may be all you need.

This ETF has outperformed most of the major tech and growth ETFs over the past 10 years.

One prompt gets you up to date on a business. A second checks if its stock price agrees.

This relatively unknown ETF has outperformed the Russell 3000 and the S&P 500 over many periods.

History has an uncanny knack for foreshadowing the future on Wall Street.

These ETFs both hold S&P 500 members but with very different allocations.

The name of the game is time and consistency.

These Berkshire Hathaway holdings have staying power.

One scenario makes stock market crashes likelier, and Trump is overseeing it right now.

Your investment would have grown substantially, but only if you exercised discipline and patience.

IYK offers broader sector exposure with lower costs and stronger five-year returns, while FTXG provides a narrower food-focused strategy for specialized investors.

SPDW's ultra-low 0.03% expense ratio and 28.7% one-year return challenge IEFA's $196 billion scale and 3.3% yield.