Market Trends

Which S&P 500 stocks soared while the broader market barely budged in August 2025? The surprising winners had almost nothing in common.

One tech giant topped the index last month thanks to an unprecedented deal. But the details arguably raise more questions than answers.

Some of its components have dividend yields topping 6%!

These details are likely to impact stocks' performances for the remainder of the year, and possibly into 2026.

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The month of August was unremarkable for your average Nasdaq-100 stock -- with a few notable exceptions. These three stocks enjoyed more than 20% price gains in an otherwise sleepy 30-day period.

A 24% gain in one month sounds too good to be true. But for this beaten-down stock, it was a welcome shot of redemption after a brutal July.

Discover how these five Dividend Kings could be the ultimate income generators for investors seeking growth, stability, and consistent dividends.

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Adobe reports strong earnings, Nvidia looks to UK data centers, new crypto IPOs, and more...

These ETFs can be complementary pieces in many investors' portfolios.

The S&P 500 is considered the primary benchmark for the broader stock market.

The Vanguard High Dividend Yield Index Fund ETF is a low-cost fund that holds nearly 600 stocks and yields 2.5%.

Valuation worries are legitimate, but what should you do about them?

Equity markets hit new all-time highs as payroll revisions fueled rate-cut bets and focus shifted to upcoming inflation data.

The Dow rose 3.2% last month. These American business titans led the charge.

Should investors be concerned?

BABA's ambitious growth plans, busiest IPO week for years, Mexico tariffs target China, and more...

With the Fed pivoting from inflation fighter to growth supporter, these three ETFs offer the best leverage to falling rates.

The Federal Reserve is almost certain to slash interest rates at its September meeting, according to Wall Street.