Investing Statistics and Survey Data

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A handful of memory chip manufacturers account for most of the market's revenue.

Chip stocks make up 13.9% of the S&P 500 and are outpacing the Magnificent Seven this year.

The Pentagon spent $151 million on quantum computing. Investors who chased those headlines probably wish they hadn't.

U.S. chip trade balance narrowed to $3.8B through May 2026 from $5.6B a year ago, per USITC, as imports outgrew exports under new tariffs.

TSMC dominates the semiconductor market but what does this mean to investors?

Here's a detailed look at historical data going back to 1972 for stocks and bonds.

Bitcoin has outpaced the S&P 500 since 2016 — but with far greater swings.

What's the average retirement income for Americans, and is it enough to live on? Here's the latest data.

Saving for retirement can be stressful at every age, here's what the data shows.

Stocks and silver have both had periods of outperformance, but there's a significant difference in their long-term returns.

Stocks and gold act much differently, in terms of both overall returns and when they perform their best.

Long-term investors are skeptical the SEC's Semiannual Reporting proposal (S7-2026-15) will benefit them.

Here are the statistics you need to know about CRE.

U.S. companies dominate defense revenue, but EU defense spending has jumped 71% since 2014.

The average retirement age in America is 63 for women and 65 for men. How has that changed over time?

From industrial robotics to humanoids, here are the leaders for each robotics sub-market.

Among Americans who invest in the stock market, 70% plan to buy shares in OpenAI, Anthropic, or both at IPO. For most who don't plan to buy, the obstacle is unfamiliarity, not distrust of AI.