Market Trends

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%.

Big-tech leaders surged on fresh hopes that the Iran war may be nearing an end, today, March 31, 2026.

Long-term investors should be gearing up to buy stocks on a dip.

Wall Street is ending a rough month on a high note. Here's what drove Tuesday's rally.

Buying dips on promising growth stocks has been a winning formula for navigating short-term market chaos.

Investing in exchange-traded funds (ETFs) can be a great way to minimize risk while also putting you in an excellent position to grow your portfolio over the long term.

The concept of all-weather investing is appealing during times of stress.

The demand for precious metals has cooled in recent months, but that could change if investors grow concerned about the economy.

It might not be flashy, but it is stable.

Top insights from the latest market news from Tuesday, March 31, from The Motley Fool analysts on Team Rule Breakers and Team Hidden Gems.

The tech giant is a big holding in many top exchange-traded funds.

Right now could be a lucrative investing opportunity.

Investors are betting on domestic American companies as uncertainty grips the global economy.

Inflation and volatility have made the bond market a tough place to invest in. These ETFs provide four distinct ways to approach it.

Quality and value remain paramount for the "Oracle of Omaha."

These are ideal stocks to buy while the Dow is down.