Market Trends

IEMG offers lower costs and higher yields, while NZAC delivered stronger five-year growth with less volatility.

Although some brand-name companies expect to receive up to $2.4 billion in IEEPA tariff refunds, it doesn't mean that tariffs are yesterday's news.

Vanguard's tech-heavy portfolio delivered stronger five-year returns despite higher volatility, while Invesco's small-cap approach offers broader sector diversification.

Physical silver delivered 62.6% returns while mining equities gained 47.3%, but both funds carry comparable expense ratios and substantial volatility.

XLF delivers a higher dividend yield with lower volatility, while FTEC has posted a higher return over the past year.

Today, Aug. 7, 2026, July payrolls fell unexpectedly, fueling investor optimism for lower interest rates and boosting major indexes.

The July jobs report delivered a surprise loss, putting the Fed in a tough spot between fighting inflation and protecting workers.

The July jobs report suggests the labor market is weaker than many thought.

While a weaker labor market suggests potential cracks in the U.S. economy, it also could keep the Federal Reserve from hiking interest rates in September.

This group of stocks tends to hold up well in downturns and keep up with the market during upswings.

The tech sector is chock-full of companies with high-quality earnings growth.

Microsoft still looks attractive after its rally, but only if you believe, like Bill Ackman, that its AI investments and cloud leadership will deliver far greater long-term value than the market currently recognizes.

When you struggle to place a company, it's often because the company is inventing its own category, which is precisely the first of David's six traits of a Rule Breaker stock.

Warsh has not yet delivered on promises to defeat inflation.

Berkshire Hathaway has been disciplined in its stock buybacks; you can use that same discipline to grow your investment portfolio.

ABNB sees growth across the board, AMD buys AI start-up to challenge Nvidia, and more...

Sector ETFs give the impression of diversification. Most of them don't have it.

There's a high-quality dividend ETF building an equally strong investment case.

Some of America's largest growth stocks had a sluggish start to 2026, but they're bouncing back.

The share prices of even the most valuable businesses can be highly volatile during earnings season.