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If you are looking for a good dividend ETF, there are some worth buying and some that you should be deeply leery of right now.

Both cautious and aggressive investors will love this ETF.

Shiller's long-term forecast for U.S. stocks highlights the premise that investors should diversify their portfolios well beyond the artificial intelligence leaders.

Traders sell tech, earnings fail to inspire, Wegovy helps Novo Nordisk gain, and more...

Market noise is intensifying, showcasing why buying and holding stocks at all-time highs takes focus and conviction.

If you're looking for high-yield stocks, these three ETFs take different approaches that you need to consider before buying anything.

The large AI stocks account for a disproportionate amount of total market value.

This stock market indicator is sounding the alarm.

These stocks have among the highest dividend yields in the S&P 500.

U.S. small-caps have disappointed investors for a while now, but this ETF proves that smaller stocks can still deliver big upside.

This isn't your grandfather's high-yield dividend ETF and that's OK, provided investors understand exactly how it generates its out-of-this-world payouts.

This AI fund owns data centers and digital infrastructure, not software companies.

It's hard to beat the stock market for building long-term wealth.

Palantir and Nintendo grow topline, banks warn on market outlook, and more...

Is this a "do as I say, not as I do" situation?

Nvidia created trillions in value in just a few years, transforming the composition of the major U.S. stock market indexes.

Should investors follow Buffett's lead in hunkering down?

With yields of up to 7%, this trio of high-yield stocks are all industry-leading companies.

There are three basic ways to invest in the S&P 500 index, and the cheapest and easiest one is likely to be the best choice.

AI stocks like Nvidia are all the rage on Wall Street, but you don't have to buy them to get your AI fix.