Market Trends

You don't need to be a stock market expert to make a lot of money investing.

The S&P 500 recently hit a new record high, and the index trades at a pricey valuation.

This forecasting tool has an impeccable track record dating back decades, and it appears to spell trouble for the U.S. economy and stocks.

The latest data suggests the Fed might wait longer than expected to start cutting rates.

If you are starting out in the stock market with a small pool of cash, your best bet is to get as much bang for that buck as possible.

This Warren Buffett stock is a safe and proven capital appreciation vehicle.

The U.S. economy is seemingly on solid ground, but the Treasury bond market is sounding its most severe recession alarm in decades.

These two exchange-traded funds will cut you a monthly check.

These two Vanguard funds are top safe havens.

This market segment has been left behind, but historically outperforms in the long run.

This billionaire hedge fund manager found a lot of stocks he liked in Q4.

This index fund provides exposure to hundreds of well-known U.S. stocks, including Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia, and Amazon.

Sysco and Home Depot are both positioned to grow their payouts to shareholders for years to come.

While investors are generally bullish on stocks these days, they should find their inner bear for this trio.

Here are three reasons Buffett's holding company may be sidestepping U.S. stocks at the moment.

With interest in artificial intelligence soaring, some investors may be overwhelmed by the number of individual stocks to choose among.

Regardless of your age, there's never really a bad time to invest in stocks when your focus is on the long term.

Even if its business does continue to grow, its shares are priced as though that growth is all but guaranteed.

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The S&P 500 recently surpassed 5,000 points for the first time in history, but Wall Street analysts see more upside this year.