You might think it is obvious that stock markets are good for the public. Accounting statements make it easier for more investors to efficiently value companies and allocate capital, and that capital ...

The S&P 500 has generated a 7.5% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) dating back to 1957. Despite many bear markets and 10 recessions, the stock market has consistently moved higher over time. Trying ...

However, does this solid operational performance warrant further growth from current levels? We believe there is limited ...

Many popular valuation metrics suggest that the stock market is expensive, implying that investors should expect weak returns over the years to come. Unfortunately, all valuation metrics are far from ...

The stock market may be in a bubble that rivals the one seen during the dot-com boom. That's according to Torsten Sløk, the chief economist of Apollo Global Management, who said on Wednesday that the ...

Jefferies suggests the recent stock market sell-off could soon reverse into a fresh rally. Bearish investor sentiment is at multi-month highs, with tech stocks showing oversold signals. Contrarian ...

The U.S. stock market has slipped into a summer lull from a trading perspective, according to research from Bespoke Investment Group. “Given that we’re in August, it shouldn’t come as too much of a ...

The most likely outcome is a modest market decline in 2026. Why? Well, forgive my contrarian nature, but since 2000, this is only the eighth time analysts collectively expected a return greater than ...

Chart Industries is undervalued, growing 30-40% annually, and has a recession-resistant business model with long-term project visibility. The market punishes Chart for leverage from the Howden deal.

Shares of Opendoor Technologies Inc. were surging toward another record close Monday — before suddenly pulling a U-turn, on no news, to close sharply lower. That is exactly the sort of trading ...

After three straight years of double-digit returns, retirees should review their asset and retirement income allocations to ...

This is the S&P 500 dating back to 1957, when the index expanded to 500 companies and acquired its current name. Since then, it has increased by an astounding 14,000%. That works out to a compound ...