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Today, April 1, 2026, hopes that the Iran war may soon end drove markets upwards as tumbling oil prices reshaped the day’s winners.

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You can get yields as high as 5.6% if you cherry-pick from the Dow Jones right now.

This ETF covers a lot of ground.

It's not a name usually known for market leadership, but it certainly makes sense right now.

Rising oil prices and geopolitical uncertainty are taking a sledgehammer to the major indexes.

President Donald Trump will conduct a televised speech on the Iran War at 9 p.m. ET tonight.

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Poor starts to the year aren't uncommon for the S&P 500.

Top insights from the latest market news from Wednesday, April 1, from The Motley Fool analysts on Team Rule Breakers and Team Hidden Gems.

Here's what long-term investors need to know about what could come next for the stock market.

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Elon Musk's SpaceX is gearing up for what's likely to be the largest IPO in history and it has implications for the Invesco QQQ ETF.

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Buying and holding doesn't have to be complicated. In fact, simpler is usually better.

This popular exchange-traded fund (ETF) brings four well-defined competitive advantages to the table and doles out a 3.4% yield to boot.

History says the Nasdaq-100 could more than investors' money by 2031.

Rising oil prices have investors buying Vanguard Energy ETF, but Chevron might be the better choice for long-term investors.

Compelling valuations and a tailwind from the eventual end of the Iran war makes this group intriguing.

The S&P 500 index yields 1.1%, but this high-yield variant yields 4%.