Market Trends

Fidelity's decision to charge $100 service fees on more than 120 ETFs should make customers consider finding a new brokerage platform.

Key differences in scale, cost, and risk set these two single-crypto ETFs apart for investors weighing direct digital asset exposure.

The market seems mostly unfazed by the latest flare-up in the Middle East. Here's what investors need to know.

The market has been volatile in 2026, but if you have years to invest, ride out the volatility with these three ETFs for long-term gains.

Can the market keep climbing after a historic April?

After a decade of stellar performance, investors should stop and reflect on the state of the market today.

A historic change at America's foremost financial institution may be the spark that sends the stock market over the edge.

SpaceX and OpenAI are preparing for blockbuster IPOs, but history says buying the stocks immediately is a risky move.

Long-term buy-and-hold doesn't mean ignoring your portfolio altogether. Avoid this and other common pitfalls to maximize your portfolio's potential.

Among other wonderful traits, it boasts a hefty 5% dividend yield.

Expense ratios, volatility, and portfolio makeup set these two silver ETFs apart.

You get the upside of the sector, while minimizing some of the risks.

This single investment can quickly have you well diversified globally -- and collecting a nearly 3% dividend yield.

Expense ratios, diversification, and sector tilts set these two small-cap ETFs apart for investors weighing long-term portfolio fit.

Explore how differences in bond type, risk, and income potential set these two popular ETFs apart for investors.

The catalysts for a further gold rally are still in place. But if you're looking for a gold ETF to buy, make sure you're buying the cheapest one.

One reason is obvious, while the other one isn't exactly difficult to believe.

2026 has already seen a volatile market shaped heavily by geopolitical events. Here's what the rest of the year could look like.

Explore how each ETF’s unique mix of metals and risk profile could influence your portfolio’s resilience and income potential.

Both funds hold only U.S. Treasuries, but a gap in maturity range means meaningfully different rate sensitivity depending on where you are in your portfolio.