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The emerging markets are stronger than the developed markets right now.

The data for January 2015 shows that Americans are spending more money eating in restaurants than in grocery stores.

The Bakken Shale in the Midwest could dethrone Saudi Arabia as the king of OPEC.

You might be surprised just how many stocks there are in the dividend-paying universe, and how varied they are.

The rule changes for financial advisors that came out on Wednesday created a modest stir in the financial industry. While there are over 1,000 pages in the new guidelines, the one change that hit a nerve was a requirement that anyone who gives investment advice for a fee has to act with the client’s best interests in mind.

Small caps have been lagging their larger counterparts all year, here’s what to watch for signs that’s changing.

Early-stage growth stocks are the best way to build long-term wealth. But finding them can be tricky. Here are eight tips on how to find them and keep them.

The S&P 500 just entered a bear market, but fears of another leg down remain. If it happens, you’ll want to own these 4 defensive ETFs.

Earnings have been terrific again. Rising corporate profits have so far kept stocks out of correction territory. But earnings season is ending. And problems are growing.

The first month of 2022 is in the books. And it wasn’t good. It was the worst month since March of 2020.

The market turned ugly again fast yesterday. It was the worst single-day selloff in years after reality crushed the pipedream that inflation is plunging and the Fed will stop being hawkish by early next year.

The headline inflation number came in at 8.3% for August versus an expected 8.1%. Although it was lower for the second straight month, after 8.5% in July and 9.1% in June, it was worse under the hood. CPI inflation was lower because of falling gas prices. Virtually everything else rose. Core inflation, which subtracts volatile food and energy prices, rose significantly from July to August.

It’s been a furious rally so far this week. It’s only lunchtime on Tuesday. But I’ll take it.
September was an abysmal month, in a rotten third quarter, in an awful 2022. Investors can’t contend with persistent high inflation, a hawkish Fed, and a recession. The most recent selloff took just about every stock down with it.

In this video, Paul Goodwin, Chief Analyst of Cabot Emerging Markets Investor highlights growth stocks with great charts.