It goes without saying that market selloffs never feel particularly good for investors. The ongoing slide in tech stocks ...

It feels natural to run to safety whenever the stock market corrects, threatened by tariffs and the potential for an ...

TQQQ is trading lower by 6.6% Thursday afternoon. Major indexes are lower despite softer-than-expected Feb. PPI data.

Wall Street pricing in recession, but credit markets not buying it. Small caps, bonds, and metals down, but credit markets ...

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 haven’t been hit this hard in quite a while. With the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 correcting, ...

Credit markets are squishy. Stock markets are in bad shape. Gold is doing fine. Volatility is on the rise. Conditions are ...

Small-cap stocks typically outperform during economic recoveries, but current economic indicators suggest potential softness ...

South Korean investors loaded up on US leveraged exchange-traded funds this week, continuing to plow into a popular trade ...

Even as Donald Trump’s trade war sends the US stock market hurtling toward a correction, the individual investors who rode ...

All of this has taken a toll on U.S. stocks and the U.S. dollar (DX00), and given the advantage to financial markets in Europe and parts of Asia in particular.

Equities could also be buoyed by potential buying from month or quarter-end rebalancing by mutual funds and US defined ...

But U.S. investors should understand that U.S. stocks, right now at least, may not bring the greatest rewards. The reasons for this shift aren't difficult to see. In the U.S., tariffs, trade war, ...