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The unemployment-stock market correlation is a picture-perfect inverse. What does that mean with the jobless rate back at pre-Covid lows?
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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.
The stock market has rallied on the heels of the Federal Open Market Committee’s quarter-point rate hike. Here’s why—and how it could play out going forward.
These five simple rules to build wealth can help you navigate the world of investing by using a “core” and “explore” portfolio.
Inflation is changing how Americans invest, driving more money into stocks and favoring companies with strong pricing power.
Wednesday brought the first Fed rate hikes in more than three years, but the market didn’t mind one bit, and history says not to sweat a new hiking cycle.
Shipping stocks are offering compelling valuations and high dividends, and these two shipping ETFs are a straightforward way to play the industry boom.
The global backdrop has made investing more challenging than it’s been in years, so it’s time to embrace “defensive optimism” to tackle the turbulence.
The “golden cross” and “death cross” are two moving average crossovers that many technical analysts watch. Here’s what happens when you trade off them.
The data center buildout and energy are currently the market’s two hottest sectors, and fortunately for investors, there are more conservative ways to play both.
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Any income investor should know how to reinvest dividends. Whether you should depends on what you’re looking for as an income investor.
While U.S. mega-cap tech stocks have been busy gobbling up all the headlines, the South Korean KOSPI index has quietly doubled in the last year. Here’s why, and how to play it.
Low-beta stocks are those that move less than their underlying index, and these are the five highest-yielding low-beta stocks in the S&P 500.
Using stops is a common method for selling stocks. But what’s the better method: mental stops or stop-loss orders?
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