Market Trends

Rates are coming down. Historically, that's good news for investors.

This ultra-rare Wall Street event would, statistically, be bad news for stocks.

This earnings season provided plenty of reason for investors to be cheerful about the stock market, although we can't say that about every company's results.

This ETF is a promising buy if you're looking for growing dividend income.

The Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF and Alerian MLP ETF are two great options for dividend investors.

The Federal Open Market Committee just lowered interest rates for the first time in about nine months.

The Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF offers an above-average yield while balancing safety and long-term stability.

This time next year, extended trading hours could be normal.

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The Fed recently resumed cutting rates after holding monetary policy steady for a lengthy period, and the S&P 500 has usually performed well under those conditions.

Though everything appears to be going swimmingly for the U.S. economy and stock market, looks can be deceiving.

Housing and automobiles are two highly interest-rate-sensitive sectors of the economy.

Broadcom and Oracle are crushing the S&P 500 and the "Magnificent Seven" in 2025.

Generally, lower interest rates are good news for stock market investors, as they make stocks more attractive than bonds.

FDX results provide optimism, Google and PayPal join forces, Trump/Xi call in view, and more...

Warren Buffett makes investment decisions based on business fundamentals rather than the broader market environment.

A handful of companies are driving the S&P 500's push to all-time highs, but risks remain.

Investing doesn't have to be complicated. Getting started might be the most challenging step.