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The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF has a long history of wealth-creating returns.

The bull market may be running out of steam.

On Oct. 12, 2026, investors brace for bank earnings while semiconductor weakness pressures the broader market.

These four ETFs are top buys in any market.

Stocks may be nearing risky territory, but history says there's a silver lining.

SOXX posted 93.4% returns in one year with a 0.33% expense ratio, while CHAT offers 1.9% dividend yield but lower gains.

The iShares Silver Trust has made for a terrific long-term investment, generating returns of 160% in five years, but it's been struggling of late.

Investors demanding "more" from bond yields could be bad news for everyone.

David’s bet is that $50 trillion companies will sound as quaint in 2056 as a $438 million bookstore sounds today.

Tech weakness pressures Nasdaq while crude oil climbs to $106 per barrel amid Middle East developments, today, Oct. 12, 2026.

Even if the S&P 500 goes into a sell-off, dividend stocks could have more room to grow.

The Shiller CAPE ratio deserves respect, but don't let it scare you away from the stock market.

VT offers broader global exposure with heavy U.S. tech concentration, while VEA focuses on non-U.S. developed markets with lower costs and higher dividend yield.

What's bad for bond investors doesn't have to be bad for stocks.

There's always more to the matter than mere yield (although dividend yields are still important).

The S&P 500 is trading at historical valuations, making some investors nervous a stock market crash is on the way.

Major index funds are heavily concentrated with the same few tech names. How can investors avoid overlapping stocks?

Amazon wants to acquire AI startup Decart, Nvidia to expand Reflection AI investment, and more…

Don't sell everything and move into cash. Make these more subtle adjustments to your portfolio instead.

After stepping down as CEO, Buffett left a reminder of what investors should focus on.