Market Trends

It's important to have the right game plan when it comes to the stock market.

The stock market has largely viewed new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh as hawkish during his first few months on the job.

Retailers could receive an unexpected financial windfall.

Amazon jumped almost 15% while Apple fell 9%. Here's what split the two tech giants and left the major indexes stuck in the middle.

Buffett has long advocated for simplicity, quality, and low fees when investing for the long term. This ETF checks all the boxes.

IHE's pharma-focused portfolio delivered higher returns over the past year, while XLV offers a broader healthcare focus with a much lower expense ratio.

The U.S. president has imposed new tariffs based on claims about forced labor in other countries. Is a trade war brewing?

AMLP's yield looks attractive on the surface, but a hidden tax structure has been costing long-term investors far more than they may realize.

FHLC's 0.08% expense ratio and market-cap approach delivered stronger returns, while RSPH's equal-weight strategy offers lower volatility and broader diversification across 60 holdings.

It's always a good idea for investors to work on improving their temperament.

This popular investment vehicle is leaving the S&P 500 index in the dust in 2026.

FSTA's lower 0.08% fee contrasts with IYK's broader sector exposure and higher dividend yield, creating distinct trade-offs for defensive investors.

There's one easy way to put your money to work without taking up a lot of time.

Cloud growth boosts Amazon's results, Apple has supply chain struggles, and more...

High-yield dividend equity ETFs are a great way to generate serious income over time.

It might not be a good choice over the long term.

Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) dissension just reached a new (and dubious) milestone.

The semiconductor and memory stock crash is taking a sledgehammer to the Nasdaq Composite.

The CAPE ratio just hit a level we've only seen once before -- right before the dot-com crash. Here's why this time might (or might not) be different, and what it means for your portfolio.

From the Oracle of Omaha's point of view, a simple approach is most effective in the long run.