From trade deals to tax bills, a volatile environment is challenging the Fed and shaping the outlook for investors.

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Steep tariffs trigger a sharp market downturn, followed by a partial recovery and lingering concerns over economic growth and inflation.

After a sharp slide, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are back to mid-2024 levels. We dissect the data, from consumer behavior to Fed moves, to help you navigate the uncertainty.

From Blackberry to Bitcoin, are we witnessing a repeat of past market bubbles, or something new?

A subscriber to our award-winning "Investor Advisory Service" newsletter asks how to determine when to buy stocks that are covered by the Service.

Looking for some informative summer reading? The team at the Investor Advisory Service has come up with some recommended reading to help you become a more savvy investor.

Economic resilience and global headwinds create a mixed bag for investors, but there are stocks to consider.

At apast American Association of Individual Investors's Conference, author Joel Greenblatt addressed attendees with a keynote presentation that emphasized what Warren Buffett learned from Benjamin Graham: that to be a successful investor, "Buy good companies cheap."

A reflection on the economy and stock markets in the year, and two essential stocks for 2025.

With markets near all-time highs, investors must now navigate robust economic data, easing monetary policy, rising Treasury yields, and the potential for future inflation.

Stock valuations remain elevated, so caution is in order.

We have done it again!

Rate cuts only work if a recession isn't in the cards.

But price weakness has its advantages for long-term investors.

Now, what's happening with interest rates?

Yes. No. It depends. Regardless, here are the stock picks to satisfy any point of view.

Despite data showing that the economy is doing well, a large block of Americans are unsatisfied. Why?

Our outlook on gold, Treasuries, inflation, interest rates, mortgages--and where to find your next stock buy.

Here's a hint: look beyond the ten biggest companies to find the next big stock market winners.

And will the anticipated recovery in corporate earnings come to fruition?