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There's little not to like with this dividend ETF.

This Vanguard index fund provides heavy exposure to Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, and the other members of the "Magnificent Seven."

This exchange-traded fund is heavily weighted toward the best-performing stocks in the S&P 500.

The Nasdaq Composite provides broad exposure to stocks, but a more concentrated approach has been the better long-term option.

Exchange-traded funds are a great way for investors to diversify.

Each has an impressive history of share price performance and great prospects for further growth.

These three Vanguard ETFs are worth considering for the long term.

Income investors will find a lot to like with these Vanguard exchange-traded funds.

More times than not, the S&P 500 goes on to greater heights by year-end after reaching a record high in October.

Two Vanguard ETFs that could be perfect for hands-off investors looking for solid returns.

The consumer discretionary sector is a coiled spring for economic growth fueled by lower interest rates.

Investors "short" stocks that they think will fall in price, profiting off the loss using a sometimes risky buying maneuver.

Every bull market is unique, but history can provide some clues for what to expect.

These three Vanguard ETFs offer robust dividend growth and the potential for lifelong passive income.

History says the stock market could charge even higher over the next 12 months.

This ETF has higher weightings in Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, and other growth stocks than the S&P 500.

The billionaire hedge fund manager can't seem to get enough of these ETFs.

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This ETF has climbed about 68% over the past five years.

These might be the only ETFs you'll ever need.