Investors haven't had to deal with many deep market corrections over the past two decades. Since the 2008-2009 financial ...

Historically, one variable has been more likely to cause elevator-down moves on Wall Street.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite were unstoppable in 2025, with respective gains of 13%, 16%, and 20%. According to one time-tested valuation tool, this is the second ...

The data doesn't lie: Wall Street has thrived with President Donald Trump in the White House. Although a rising stock market is relatively normal, regardless of the political party in power, aggregate ...

Wall Street's rally may soon run out of steam.

A groundbreaking study, published in the September 2025 issue of the International Review of Economics & Finance, reveals that a surprisingly simple metric—the difference between current S&P 500 ...

Embracing change is the investor's only certainty, as markets are living systems constantly evolving. Seeking permanence leads to risk, while adaptability through learning, diversification, long-term ...

According to FactSet Research, the consensus target for the S&P 500 this year is 8,255 -- implying 21% growth over where the index closed at the end of December. While this forecast might tempt you to ...

Euroseas (ESEA) looks undervalued: 31% discount to NAV, 3.3x earnings, strong charter coverage, and margins. Click here to read my latest analysis.

Naturally, investors are worrying about the threat of a correction, or even a market crash. What they need to know is that the market is indeed strong, expensive and deeply tied to the economy itself.

Western Digital (WDC) benefits from rebounding NAND prices and AI-driven demand for nearline storage, supporting its earnings recovery. Separation of the flash business clarified WDC’s focus on HDD ...