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Sometimes, low effort can equal better returns in the stock market.

Every couple of days or so we get a headline declaring too much or too little oil will drown U.S. companies and thus our economy.

Washington state sues T-Mobile for cybersecurity negligence, Trump considers TikTok ban, MrBeast seeks to acquire app, Apple's China market share drops, and Microsoft launches AI chat service.

It's a big decision to make.

Verizon, Vici Properties, and Opera all look like undervalued income generators.

Friday’s price action seemed suspicious at best and full casino mode, especially during an options expiration that appeared intent on wiping out as many 6,000 puts and calls as possible.

Stubborn inflation persists and weekly economic highlights.

US retail sales rose for a fourth month in December, rising by a weaker-than-expected 0.4% vs. the previous month, and more economic news.

24Q4 Y/Y earnings are expected to be 10.7%. Excluding the energy sector, the Y/Y earnings estimate is 13.9%.

US markets are set to be in a state of limbo this week, but we'll find out if Europe's economy is recovering or not; don't hold your breath.

Despite global economic uncertainties, Vietnam's steady economic growth has bolstered European businesses' confidence in the country's economic prospects.

These 11 large-cap stocks saw significant growth last week, with notable news from companies such as Johnson & Johnson, MicroStrategy, and United Rentals.

TikTok went dark in the U.S. at around 10:30 p.m. ET on Saturday night, with a pop-up message expressing hope that President-elect Trump will intervene after he takes office.

Many investors are looking right past the EV industry's companion opportunity.

With inflation and jobs behind us, it’s time to shift our focus 6,700 miles west to Tokyo. The Bank of Japan appears poised for another rate hike next week, with odds now at 77%. Monitor the VIX for early warning signals.

One billionaire investor plans to take this long-term focused real estate company and make it the next big conglomerate.

Apple Inc.'s past week: Apple Watch saves CEO's father, potential credit card partner shuffle, declining China market share, Zuckerberg's criticism, and potential upside in stock due to cost reductions.

The stock was on a tear in 2024, but appears to be overvalued.

Industrial production increased +0.9% in December, while the street was expecting only a +0.3% gain. The index hit a 6 month high, although it remains well within the long term range, and still below the all time highs from September 2018.

Some things are just irresolvable. For example, religious conflict and abortion, along with whether tax cuts spur growth sufficient to hold fiscal deficits in check. The bond market won’t be weighing in on religion or women’s rights.

Real estate investment trusts offer compelling dividend yields and growth potential for income-focused investors seeking diversified portfolio opportunities.

In a normal stock market, some companies do well; their stocks go up. Some don’t do so well; their stocks go down. Researchers try to figure out — in advance — which are which. Good research pays off.

SpaceX and Blue Origin are years away from putting astronauts on the moon. Four other companies may get there first.

The week has been a rollercoaster ride in the world of economics and finance. From the U.S. dollar's status as the world's reserve currency to the surge in oil prices, there's a lot to catch up on. Let's dive into the top stories that made headlines.

SLB is the leading AI play for oilfield services advancing technology with its Lumi platform. Lumi helps widen margins with efficiency and insight.

Investors should celebrate any opportunities to own shares in these remarkable companies at lower prices.

You'll start collecting benefits as soon as possible, but you might not keep as much as you thought.

Fortinet's lower valuation might make it a better buy than Palo Alto.