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Today’s Featured Story
Midterms are less than a month away, and despite the rising political temperature, that’s actually good news for the stock market. Here’s why.
Other Featured Stories
The bull market has continued this year, despite some volatility, and the best-performing large-cap stocks have all more than doubled. Here are their names.
Value stocks have outperformed large-cap stocks so far this year, and the latest bout of market weakness is adding new potential opportunities every day.
Home Depot (HD) has fallen 30% in the last year and is trading at multi-year lows, placing it clearly in “falling knife” territory. So, when should we catch it?
New guide gives investors a clear, practical foundation for making better-informed investment decisions with greater confidence.
At least 70% of S&P 500 stocks are already in a correction, but despite dark clouds on the horizon, there are compelling reasons to stay bullish in the near term.
Why Taiwan is vital to U.S. security, trade and technology—and why America’s response to China could reshape the balance of power in the Asia-Pacific.
You may not be able to do anything about rising prices, but that doesn’t mean you can’t take control of your spending. These five easy steps to create a budget can help.
The unemployment-stock market correlation is a picture-perfect inverse. What does that mean with the jobless rate back at pre-Covid lows?
Market sentiment is more valuable for short-term traders than longer-term investors, but diving into what sentiment is saying today can help us plan for what’s next.
Trending Stories
Finding turnaround stocks can be tricky. Here are some common characteristics, which could come in quite handy in the current environment.
The options market is vastly different now than it once was, thanks to computers. You can’t compete with algorithms, so what do you do?
We frequently write about the power of dividend reinvestment, compounding returns, and staying in the market. But when should investors stop reinvesting dividends?
One of Benjamin Graham’s favorite parables is that of Mr. Market, who Graham often referred to in his classes at Columbia and in his book.
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