Market Update

Many alternative strategy funds are successfully playing defense for investors in a brutal market.

Stocks like MongoDB, Snowflake, and ServiceNow are at big discounts, but a murky revenue outlook clouds the picture.

We expect more turbulence ahead.

Chinese EV stocks Li Auto, Nio, and XPeng make a comeback. U.S. retailers show signs of slowing sales.

Valuations on small caps are at their lowest in decades, and a recession looks priced in.

Strong wage growth, payrolls may not bode well for the fight against inflation.

Morgan Stanley’s Shalett warns that even with a less aggressive Fed, overly-optimistic earnings forecasts mean the bear market isn’t over.

Growth stocks like Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet are finding their way into a handful of value stock portfolios.

While the market has stabilized in recent weeks, stocks including Airbnb and Palo Alto Networks have fallen into undervalued territory.

Forecasts call for a modest slowing in hiring, but investors should keep an eye on the wage data.

Yum China, Kellogg, and AstraZeneca among those that remained cheap even after a bear-market rally.

In a down week for the market, Taylor Swift hits Live Nation stock, FTX ripples swamp Coinbase.

These traditional advertising stocks are attractively valued, with strong fundamentals.

Recession-resistant stocks include undervalued names like Moderna and CRISPR.

Investors can pick through the bin of discounted stocks.

Software, semiconductors, and television network stocks such as AMC, Altice and Twilio saw significant downward revisions.

Yield-curve inversion is at its most extreme since the 1981-82 recession.

Morningstar analysts see 75% of semiconductor stocks as undervalued after a brutal selloff.

GSK and Polaris among the undervalued stocks that posted solid third-quarter results.

Cash-generating stocks including healthcare and financials, rather than Big Tech, could be the favorites when the bear market ends. 

Amid weaker earnings results across the market, stocks that fell short took a bigger beating.

Vanguard, others predict bonds will rival single-digit returns on stocks; best bets are overseas.

What could longer-term inflation look like? A deeper look at the data suggests less reason for concern.

Turmoil at the FTX exchange, founded by former multibillionaire Samuel Bankman-Fried, has sparked another run on bitcoin.

Fed still seen continuing to raise rates, but at a slower pace and stopping sooner.

These inflation hedges can help protect your portfolio.

Morningstar Investment Management’s Marta Norton lays out the changing calculus for investing across the markets.

Pay closer attention to economic and geopolitical catalysts than elections.

While near-term pressures weigh on these stocks, analysts think they have major upside.

3 Lessons for investors from Elon Musk’s bid and the Twitter soap opera.

With bond yields at their best levels in years, a look at what some Morningstar Medalist funds have to offer investors.

Software stocks slump as investors wrestle with Fed outlook.

Moderate wage growth a good sign for inflation, but CPI reports will determine the Fed’s path.

Rates going higher, for longer, mean the lows may not be in for stocks and bonds.

Earnings growth on energy companies is seen topping that on technology stocks.

We continue to expect the Fed to pause its rate increases in early 2023.

Steel yourself for more instability as economic headwinds and shifting monetary policy may continue to batter markets.

Many supply chain issues which fueled inflation have eased, but the ripples continue across the global economy.

Investors lose interest amid big losses and the drying up of mergers between SPACs and public companies.

Warning signs from Microsoft and Amazon on consumer spending, advertising, and the outlook for cloud computing.

What you’d like to achieve with any “extra” assets can help you calibrate your portfolio’s equity exposure.

‘Autocracy risk’ takes its toll on China’s stock market, down more than 50% since February 2021.

After mixed big technology earnings, focus turns to healthcare and energy Q3 results.

With Amazon stock down 10% Friday and 40% in 2022, some T. Rowe funds, Polen Growth take it on the chin.

Fidelity funds, Oakmark Select are among those dented by the woes of Facebook’s parent company.

Stock fund managers have raised cash as investors put money to work, but investors are still choosing U.S. equity funds.

History suggests the stock market’s current bottom would be `the most expensive bear-market low.’

Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta, Apple, and Amazon earnings could set the market’s tone.

Multiple woes are hitting stocks in this key tech stock sector and the outlook is dim.

When will interest rates go down? Here are four key takeaways from our updated forecast.