Market Trends

These four exchange-traded funds provide attractive income potential based on your risk tolerance.

As a dividend investor, I don't like WisdomTree U.S. Quality Dividend Growth Fund ETF. There's a better option worth considering.

There are now 5 unstoppable stocks with market caps of more than $2 trillion, which has made the S&P 500 a top-heavy index.

This ETF is a great fit for new and experienced investors of all skill levels.

A market downturn could be coming. Here's why you shouldn't be concerned.

The quantum computing stock struggled against competitor headlines and unwelcome news from the Federal Reserve.

The cybersecurity stock's quarterly results helped build optimism about the industry's health.

This popular investment vehicle has a superb track record that investors can't ignore.

Strong performance in the first half generally has led to one particular trend in the second half.

The S&P 500 Index's performance has been driven by a small number of big companies. The Vanguard ESG U.S. Stock ETF is more diversified.

Don't let these exchange-traded funds pass you by.

The S&P 500 has always produced a positive return in the second half of election years involving an incumbent president.

It doesn't take an investing genius to build a portfolio that produces tens of thousands of dollars in dividends each year.

A handful of theme-based opportunities for investors are firming up.

The S&P 500 generally takes one particular direction during the month of July.

The Invesco Building & Construction ETF is meant for investors with a little more experience, but it requires some digging to understand it.

It's burning cash and is unprofitable, but its future could be very bright.

M2 money supply hasn't done this since the early 1930s.

Will the S&P 500's strong momentum continue?

Early investors in this tech-focused fund have made tons of money. Is it still a good long-term investment?