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They both check many boxes that investors would want during a market downturn.

ServiceTitan beat and fell 30%, oil broke $100, and more...

PPH offers concentrated pharma exposure with 1.9% yield and lower volatility, while RSPH provides broader diversification across 60 healthcare holdings.

Bessent is throwing ice cubes into a volcano.

The market remains historically concentrated in tech, but the broader rotation away from that sector continues.

If the market is in a bubble right now, here's how investors can prepare.

The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure was already announced three weeks ago.

During bear markets and recessions, it's good to be invested in "defensive" stocks and funds that hold up better than average.

Calling a bottom is easy. Buying it is more convincing.

On Sept. 10, 2026, reports that the Southeast Asian super-app might buy Atome Financial put Grab's acquisition strategy in focus.

Wholesale inflation, an oil price spike, and surging bond yields collided in one trading day, and the S&P 500 fell 0.6% as a result.

Vanguard's broader healthcare portfolio charges less and yields more, but State Street's pharma-focused fund has delivered stronger recent gains despite higher volatility.

Both funds track investment-grade corporate debt maturing within five years, with VCSH charging 0.03% and IGSB at 0.04%.

SPGM delivered 24.4% over one year versus SCHE's 20.3%, though SCHE offers a lower expense ratio and higher dividend yield for income seekers.

The tech-heavy index's performance is likely to remain strong. It's also likely to remain volatile.

Three indexes, one identical decline. Oil above $105 is casting heavy shadows over Wall Street.

Today, Sept. 10, 2026, drone and defense stock AeroVironment jumps while broader markets fall as geopolitical tensions re-escalate.

The smartest investors may be preparing in a way most investors would not expect.

The president made the promise during the first day of the GOP midterm convention.

Stocks generally react poorly to higher interest rates. Does that mean you should adjust your portfolio?