Market Trends

Consistency and tempering emotions are essential for building an everlasting portfolio.

The mega-cap stocks that have been the biggest winners in the current bull market might not lead the way going forward.

The future isn't as bleak as it might seem right now.

Not all growth-oriented exchange-traded funds are built the same.

From growth opportunities to foreign markets, the Peach State representative is a lot more diversified after picking up these Vanguard ETFs.

Buffett still owns more than 12% of the company. Don't let this move cause you to sell -- or buy -- stock in the bank.

Knowing how much you should plan to invest each month can help set realistic expectations.

Investing in tech has been a great way to outperform the markets over the past decade.

This unique ETF has created life-changing wealth for investors. Will it continue?

If you're not investing in hedge funds, you're probably not missing out on much. And you can probably outperform them.

These ETFs both yield more than 6% and provide excellent diversification for risk-averse investors.

Small-cap and value stocks have underperformed the market in recent years. Here's why that could change.

These two ETFs may not be household names, but they could be worth a closer look.

Now looks like the ideal time to buy this Vanguard ETF.

These ETFs are generating much faster growth over a sustained period than the average S&P 500 index fund.

Small caps are finally starting to turn around. Here's what is driving the move and why it could be just the beginning.

Good bargains still abound in the market, and two of the stocks below offer fat dividends as well.

A simple S&P 500 index fund is all many investors need, but if you want to aim for even faster growth, the Vanguard S&P 500 Growth ETF is worth a look.

This ETF has ridden the most prominent growth trends to massive returns.

The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF is a great investment alternative for both new and experienced investors.