Market Trends

These exchange-traded funds should be poised to pop if the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates.

Historically, the S&P 500 has traded sideways in August before declining sharply in September.

It's key to consider your comfort with risk.

This popular investment vehicle is a proven wealth builder.

Small-cap stocks are on fire in July, but the Russell 2000 is still in a technical bear market.

This can instantly improve your returns in the stock market.

Could this be a double whammy for stocks?

If you want to buy a technology ETF, buy a technology ETF, not an odd hybrid that makes it difficult to understand what it's doing.

The Treasury yield curve has inverted before every recession since 1969, and the current inversion is the longest on record.

This ETF can give investors high exposure to the tech industry while providing enough diversification to reduce risk.

The legendary investor's favorite ETF has been a big moneymaker over the long run.

You don't need to be a finance wonk to beat the Street.

Tom Lee at Fundstrat Global Advisors believes cheap valuations and interest rate cuts will send the Russell 2000 much higher by the end of the summer.

This ETF enables me to generate income and participate in the Nasdaq's upside potential.

Home Depot founder Ken Langone recently shared his investment wisdom on the American Optimist podcast.

This booming ETF currently trades slightly off its record levels.

Despite the high yields, investors may want to consider investing in the S&P 500 as a whole.

This fund is a passive income powerhouse, with hundreds of reliable value and dividend stocks.

Verizon, Dow Inc., and Chevron top the list for yield in the Dow 30. All three come with caveats.

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