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The bull market roared on last year, and investors favored high growth stocks in particular — with the idea that these sorts of players would excel in a potentially lower interest rate environment. And many of these investor favorites are […]

Things were looking extremely difficult for technology companies just a few weeks ago. President Donald Trump announced tariffs on imports from countries around the world — and an especially high tariff of 145% on imports from China. The move could

The stock market may not seem like the friendliest place for investors right now, with the three major benchmarks — the S&P 500, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and the Nasdaq Composite — down since the start of the year.

Investors have grown to associate Nvidia (NVDA -0.75%) with soaring stock performance — and for good reason. The shares’ climbing more than 2,000% over the past five years has helped investors generate mind-blowing returns as the artificial intelligence (AI) boom

Last year, Nasdaq stocks — from Nvidia to Palantir Technologies — pumped up the performance of many portfolios. Investors piled into these high-growth names, and the fact that these players are involved in the booming artificial intelligence industry made their

Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks fueled stock market gains over the past two years as investors viewed AI as the next game-changing technology — one that could join discoveries like electricity or developments like the internet. On top of this, investors

Thanks to the billionaire’s astoundingly strong track record, investors look to Warren Buffett as an example in any investing environment. As chairman, he’s helped lead Berkshire Hathaway to a compounded annual gain of nearly 20% in 59 years, compared to

With the S&P 500 and Nasdaq in correction territory, you may not be feeling very optimistic about investing. But now is actually an excellent time to buy stocks because many of yesterday’s highfliers are today’s dirt cheap deals. So, a

The Nasdaq, along with the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average, roared higher over the past two years, delivering double-digit annual gains. And the momentum continued into this year as investors piled into high-growth companies involved in hot

With the three major indexes slipping over the past few weeks, now may not seem like the best time to invest in stocks. It’s always more tempting to buy when we see a particular stock or asset rising, as we