Market Trends

The Federal Reserve raised its economic growth forecast for 2026, and Wall Street expects another strong year for the U.S. stock market.

Now is the perfect time to prepare for a new investing year.

There's no way to know what the market will do, but investors love to read tea leaves.

Explore how differences in yield, fees, and portfolio breadth shape the appeal of these two leading consumer staples ETFs.

With similar holdings and costs, the real difference between these tech ETFs lies in their scale and trading flexibility.

U.S. electricity demand could reach levels not seen in decades as artificial intelligence data centers proliferate.

With over three times as many holdings, VOOG spreads its bets across more sectors, while MGK leans heavily into tech giants.

Here's how to protect your investments if a downturn is looming.

This $3 billion exchange-traded fund is one of the oldest in its category, and it could be a long-term winner as the humanoid robotics market expands.

Explore how sector exposure and portfolio breadth set these two Vanguard growth ETFs apart for investors seeking tailored diversification.

Many Wall Street experts still expect to see strong growth from the S&P 500 in 2026.

Expense-conscious investors and those seeking sector diversification may find key differences between these two popular tech ETFs.

Expense ratios, diversification, and sector tilts set these two popular growth ETFs apart for investors weighing long-term strategies.

A central bank divided against itself cannot stand.

All of this optimism has resulted in one potential risk.

These exchange-traded funds (ETFs) give investors a good mix of growth, stability, and dividends.

Three Fidelity ETFs offer exposure to compelling themes: quality, dividends, and emerging markets.

These ETFs focus on growth stocks, and that's paid off for investors in recent years.

Broadcom feels the heat of AI expectations, LULU soars over 10% on strong results, and more...

These funds are relatively stable, diverse, and yield more than the average stock on the S&P 500.