Market Update

Retailers Bed Bath & Beyond and Kohl's shares plunge, Trip.com, BioNTech rally.

We think now is the time to be adding judiciously to equities, not reducing them.

For just the second time in 40 years, bonds and stocks both posted losses for two consecutive quarters.

In an era of onshoring and localization, revenue sources are still globalizing.

In the second quarter, value outperformed by the widest margin since the dot.com bubble collapse as growth stocks suffered their worst losses since 2008.

Families who find themselves with more assets than they need in a tax-advantaged education savings account have various options.

Former growth-stock darlings are now landing in the value stock bucket.

Valuations are now closing in on recession average lows for JPMorgan, Bank of America and other high-quality bank stocks.

Expectations for rate hikes ease. Cybersecurity stocks gain, while energy loses.

The regularity of market crashes and declines is a reminder that patience is key to investing in equity markets.

Shares of microchip-parts suppliers, including Teradyne and ASML, are available at steep discounts, and the companies are poised for long-term profits.

The e-commerce company’s shares will have a fair value estimate of $45 following the planned 10-1 split.

With the company's sales slowing, investors may be better off with Amazon shares.

Existing home sales figures from May are on deck. Energy stocks lose juice, while Chinese ADRs continue to rally.

High income plus high quality has made for a down-market cushion with these exchange-traded funds.

Diversifying beyond the basics has helped buffer losses during this year’s bearish market.

Says another 0.75% move is possible in July.

As the battle against rising prices gets even more urgent, risks of recession rise.

Some funds are bucking the trend.

Cybersecurity industry is a fast-growing, high-margin industry, and the stocks are attractive right now.

Investors continue their retreat from bond funds.

But high inflation and rising rates could mean expectations are too rosy.

It erodes not only wealth, but also trust.

FOMC meeting ahead; Chinese tech stocks jump, cruise line stocks sink.

Solid earnings from Okta, Elastic, and others come as investors look for stocks that could weather a slowdown.

Factors driving high food and energy costs should ease, but timing remains uncertain.

Shoals Technologies leads the gains, but First Solar misses out on the rally.

Value investing is finally having its day in the sun, but its long period in the shadows should give robo-advisors' investors pause.

May CPI data ahead; software stocks rally.

Taiwan Semiconductor, Nvidia, and other chipmakers have been hit by supply-chain woes, but their stocks are at their cheapest in many years.

It looks like the economy is shifting to a steadier, healthier pace of growth.

Amazon's stock will have a fair value estimate of $192 per share following 20-1 split.

Even with the market's bounce, the selloff provides a chance to invest in significantly undervalued stocks.

Aptiv, which is helping make cars greener and smarter, is now undervalued and trading at a 24% discount.

These funds have managed to stay in the top third of the large-growth category.

Even as investors chase income, these high-quality dividend payers look attractive.

Stocks have been more jittery than usual, but volatility is to be expected.

Jobs report ahead. Key proxy votes coming at Google and Walmart.

There are signs the tide may be turning even as challenges continue in some sectors.

Here are the energy stocks and basic materials companies that saw the largest fair value increases during earnings season.

Here's why investors are focused on the wrong question.

Opportunities in the stock market haven't been this abundant since the pandemic selloff.

Inflation is having an impact on spending patterns, threatening profit margins.

A bear market is the perfect time to look under the hood of your portfolio and financial plan.

Stocks avoid bear market, barely, as retailers get slammed.

A look at how low-volatility ETFs have performed in recent adverse markets.

These growth funds and value-tilting dividend strategies had the largest weights in the stock.

Real yields have been pointed to as a culprit in 2022's stock market selloff.

Citigroup and Sabre are among those left undervalued despite strong first-quarter results.

These four mega-cap stocks are pushing down overall valuations.