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This ETF gives investors a smarter way to think about growth and risk.

Growth ETFs have been riding the tech and AI wave for several years, but it's the portfolio's ability to pivot that's its real advantage.

Oil surged and stocks slid after the president's comments at a NATO summit, while semiconductor stocks staged a quiet recovery.

On July 8, 2026, a reescalation of U.S.-Iran tensions sent crude surging and equities tumbling across all three major indexes.

Tom Gardner makes the case for 50-stock portfolios and AI-powered research, then names five companies to consider owning for the next five-plus years.

Instead of buying the 30 stocks of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, this ETF offers exposure to nearly 2,500 stocks.

With corporate earnings growing strongly, the backdrop is still positive for equities. These three ETFs capture distinct trends likely to emerge in the second half of 2026.

Dividend cuts are a nightmare. Fortunately, you probably don't need to worry about that when you buy these stocks.

VXUS holds 8,738 stocks with lower costs; IXUS offers a higher yield and tighter focus on 4,337 holdings. Which ETF suits your portfolio?

A recession is coming eventually. Now is the best time to prepare.

Meta reportedly testing super specs, AI chips face Chinese competition, and more...

Broader diversification and lower volatility set these healthcare ETFs apart, with each fund targeting a distinct segment of the industry.

SpaceX's valuation is being tested now that public markets have digested its IPO.

One focuses on big bank stocks and has stronger five-year returns; the other targets regional lenders and has lower fees.

Warren Buffett says traders as treating the stock market like a gambling parlor.

This fund is up 98% year-to-date.

The inflation devil is in the details.

The Vanguard Russell 1000 Growth ETF (VONG) may not have the name recognition, but it's got the track record.

Historically, a strong first half for the S&P 500 tends to lead to a strong second half.

SpaceX is already in some indexes.