Market Trends

The Congressional Budget Office regularly calculates the financial impact of Presidential and Congressional policies and laws.

After waiting all year, the Federal Reserve has resumed its interest rate-cutting campaign.

Fed easing sparks fresh rally, key earnings to keep an eye on, Berkshire fully cuts BYD, and more...

Why buy one growth stock when you can buy more than 300?

For most of the past year, the consumer staples sector has been largely ignored by investors, and yet, inside this defensive and lagging group, a few so-called "diamonds" are delivering some very respectable returns.

Warren Buffett recommends owning an S&P 500 index fund; that investment strategy would have been profitable over any 15-year period since 1957.

Small daily gains (or losses) add up to shocking results over time. Here's the mathematical proof that boring really can be better.

The president thinks companies should report earnings only every six months.

These stocks will benefit in a big way from heightened economic activity.

The S&P 500 continues to hit new records, and tracking it may no longer be the safest option for risk-averse investors.

This could be one of several cuts in the coming year.

Growth stocks have been leading the market higher, and growth ETFs are a great way to invest in this trend.

These ETFs can be great complementary pieces in a portfolio.

There could be two more interest rate cuts before 2025 is over, which might trigger some volatility in the stock market.

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.