Market Trends

High valuations could be a cause for concern among investors.

Powell flags labor market risks, Alphabet's antitrust boost, Meta pushes AI glasses, and more...

What do you think of average annual gains topping 20% over the past three, five, 10, and 15 years?

The S&P 500 just reached an all-time high, but here's why I wouldn't hesitate to invest right now.

Vanguard Value ETF is heading for an up year in 2025, but the real reason to buy it is that it isn't up as much as its growth counterpart or the S&P 500.

These Vanguard funds could make patient investors a lot of money.

Companies using Nvidia and Palantir's products could benefit even more in the long run.

No gimmicks or trend-following here. Just baskets of quality names that should be driven higher by the global economy's ongoing growth.

These ETFs can help you build life-changing wealth over time.

The market is so focused on growth that it might be time to shift some cash into value, since the pendulum will eventually reverse its course.

This ETF is one of the few pure blue chip ETFs available on the stock market.

BIDU stock soars, Fed announcement imminent, further U.K. tech trade deals, and more...

Ellison's commitment to Oracle is a green flag for long-term investors.

With expense ratios of 0.03% to 0.13%, these exchange-traded funds offer diverse market exposure with less fee-driven drag on your returns.

This fund has delivered gains to investors over more than 30 years.

This Vanguard index fund has obliterated the S&P 500 every year since its inception.

Long-term investors looking for ETFs with good risk-reward ratios have better options than the S&P 500.

Growth stocks could make the S&P 500 more volatile, leading to a larger variance in its annual performance.

This brilliant Vanguard index fund provides heavy exposure to popular AI stocks Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, Broadcom, Meta Platforms, and Tesla.

Investors often cheer lower interest rates, but the S&P 500 has historically delivered weak returns following rates cuts.