SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY)

Bitcoin is earning its store-of-value reputation, but only halfway. Here's what's still missing.

After a tumultuous start to 2026 that saw markets gripped by geopolitical instability and a "valuation reset" for Big Tech, the S&P 500 (NYSE:SPY) has staged a remarkable recovery. As of mid-April, the index is now within 1% of its year-to-date break-even point, effectively erasing the steep losses

Monday’s breadth data argues that Friday’s cooling phase was just a pause. Participation broadened sharply again, the major index ETFs extended their recovery, and internal metrics improved across nearly every key timeframe.

The labor market and inflation are creating concerns about a recession. Here's how it might play out in the markets if it happens.

The month of March 2026 will be remembered as one of the most volatile periods for global equity markets in recent history. While Wall Street weathered the storm with a controlled retreat, international markets faced a brutal sell-off that saw non-U.S. indices underperform their American counterparts by a staggering

Friday’s market breadth lost momentum after Thursday’s broad surge, but the bigger picture did not materially break down.

Foreign investor sentiment is a barometer you shouldn't overlook.

Thursday’s breadth data confirms that the rebound remains intact, but it also shows a market that is advancing with less urgency than Wednesday’s surge suggested.

Fundstrat’s Tom Lee says the bottom is in and the S&P 500 (NYSE:SPY) is heading to 7,300, arguing last week proved stocks can rise even as the Iran wa

The Nasdaq has entered correction territory as artificial intelligence (AI) stocks drag the index lower.

In their quest for market-beating gains, too many investors often end up undermining their portfolio's performance.

Financial markets experienced a historic "relief rally" today, April 1, 2026, as investors worldwide pivoted from a war footing to a peace narrative. The rally was ignited by unexpected comments from President Trump, who suggested that a resolution to the month-long conflict with Iran is within reach, potentially concluding within

Buying and holding doesn't have to be complicated. In fact, simpler is usually better.

Compelling valuations and a tailwind from the eventual end of the Iran war makes this group intriguing.

As the final week of March 2026 begins, Wall Street finds itself at a precarious crossroads. Investors are bracing for a deluge of employment data, specifically the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) and the ADP National Employment Report, which are expected to dictate the Federal Reserve's interest rate

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