Category: Stocks

Fundamentals change slowly. That’s why the stock market is little changed most days. But in the long run, those boring days add up to big gains.

This chart shows that the individual stocks are following the trends of the major market indexes. This tells us that more new highs lie ahead.

We could be enjoying a bull market that might last until 2028, and over the next 11 years, the Dow could reach 60,000. It won’t go straight up, though.

It’s a simple market timing rule — when the Federal Reserve raises rates three times, stocks fall. Now it’s time for the stumble … or is it?

Over the last year, I’ve recommended 11 ETFs to you in my articles. All 11 of those stocks are up … and some of them are up big. I mean really big.

On Tuesday, the Dow snapped its longest losing streak since 2011. It’s important to dive into the data and see what the losing streak really means.

Researchers at the Cleveland branch of the Federal Reserve have found that the “head and shoulders” pattern can be traded profitably.

Last week marked the eighth anniversary of one of our country’s longest bull markets. Since 1940, only one other bull market has lasted longer.

When the Federal Reserve raises rates, market pundits like to talk about the sell-off they expect to see. But will a stumble really happen?

You should probably forget everything you think you know about volatility. That means you’ll bring an open mind to the current market situation.

The stock market has gone almost straight up since the election, and the reason for the gain might be the expected change in tax policy.

When it comes to investing, we can dub March the “March Money Machine.” I know it’s not as catchy as March Madness, but here’s my point…

It seems safe to say the broad stock market is overbought. But average investors should look at where stocks are now relative to the long term.

CFRA recently published a report showing that if both January and February are up, we tend to see a very strong stock market for the next 10 months.