Market Trends

Learn why the S&P 500 may have already peaked for the year.

Should you buy these ETFs now?

Several out-of-favor groups of stocks could deliver tremendous returns as interest rates fall.

When purchased in tandem, these three investments offer everything needed in a retirement portfolio.

Uncertain market conditions and overconcentration put this ETF at risk of a correction in the near term.

It's all about maintaining the right perspective.

Investors looking to score huge returns should consider this ETF.

The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF is a simple yet enriching investment.

There are too many factors at work to make a simple prediction.

The market has been volatile, and one move could put your investments at risk.

You won't have to worry about tracking individual dividend stocks anymore with these funds.

You can increase your net worth through prudent budgeting and smart investments.

Buying the dip can be a smart move, but it's not always right for everyone.

The utility sector may appeal to value and income investors.

Despite their diversification, even Vanguard ETFs aren't immune from volatility.

Some of the wealthiest investors own these three stocks for good reasons.

The U.S. Federal Reserve will likely cut interest rates next month, but the stock market's response might surprise you.

You might be surprised by what my favorite ETF is right now.

History provides an important lesson for investors.

Investors who avoid the stock market or indiscriminately buy the dip could wind up in trouble.