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Markets are entering the busiest week of the quarter, with more Big Tech earnings and a Fed decision on deck.

AT&T stock gained 10.64% last week, outperforming benchmark S&P 500 index by more than 11 percentage points, which is the largest weekly performance in 25 years, as per Barchart.

The company that used to reassure you with its sheer breadth now leads with a push to dominate oncology, and a holder who bought a diversified compounder should notice the bet has changed shape.

The aerospace and defense giant is standing out in a weak market, but its real value lies in a long history of moving independently.

Investors may want to be careful.

As per The Kobeissi Letter, the S&P 500's net profit margin is on track to surge to 15.7% for Q2 2026, the highest since 2009.

This index fund consistently beats other large-cap indexes over the long term.

Markets will be watching out for quarterly results from Amazon, Apple, Meta and Microsoft this week.

The multiple has come down while the growth rate has gone up. Wednesday decides whether that gap is an opportunity or a warning.

SCHF offers lower costs and a higher dividend, while SPGM provides global exposure that includes both U.S. and emerging markets in a single fund.

This year’s stock rally has withstood war, inflation and uncertainty surrounding the tech sector’s massive artificial-intelligence investments. The question now is: Have investors finally reached their limit? Major stock indexes have posted healthy gains this year.

Iran and Oman are also in talks that center around having Iran run vessel transit through the Strait of Hormuz with fewer restrictions on ships.

The fund never picked a single stock. That turned out to be the point.

Leveraged ETFs promise amplified gains, but SPXL hides a counterintuitive flaw that can turn a rising market into a losing trade. Understanding what actually happens inside this fund each day changes everything about how you should use it.

Investors who wrote off dividend ETFs as relics of a pre-AI market are quietly reversing course in 2026, and the reasons behind SCHD's sudden surge reveal something important about how factor tilts and sector bets can quietly build or destroy a portfolio's edge.

PINK outperformed XLV by 8.7 percentage points over one year, but carries higher fees and volatility. XLV offers lower costs and a higher dividend yield for passive healthcare exposure.

Investing.com -- Investor attention is set to shift toward the U.S. midterm elections over the coming months, with Goldman Sachs expecting rising policy uncertainty and market volatility ahead of the November vote, while arguing that the election outcome itself is unlikely to be a major driver of equity performance.

SPGM delivered stronger 1-year returns and lower volatility, while VWO offers cheaper fees and higher dividend yield for emerging market exposure.

Marvell maintains a commanding revenue lead, but UiPath's latest quarter shows accelerating growth that narrows the gap.

SCHQ's $42.5B rival TLT dominates in liquidity and assets, but the Schwab fund's lower fees and superior five-year performance may appeal to buy-and-hold investors.

Equal weighting the S&P 500 sounds like a clean fix for mega-cap concentration, but the strategy carries trade-offs that rarely get the attention they deserve, and the long-term numbers tell a story most investors haven't heard.

The S&P 500 rose 8% in 2026, but its 10 worst stocks lost over 40%. AI fears explain some of it, not all. Here is what happened

This is a huge earnings week, with nearly a third of S&P 500 companies reporting. The Fed is expected to hold rates steady after its confab ends Wednesday, and we’ll see key inflation data on Thursday.

The S&P 500 index's 10% climb in 2026 shows that investors remain optimistic.

If your portfolio has been riding the same cluster of mega-cap technology stocks since 2023, Morgan Stanley has a timely warning. The S&P 500climbed about 20% from its April low to a record high near 7,620 on June 2, fueled by optimism over the U.S.–Iran ceasefire and persistent ...

Warren Buffett's favorite stock market indicator is flashing a bright warning to investors.

Buying all seven tech giants together made investors rich during the AI boom, but the basket trade has quietly become a drag on portfolios. Some of these companies are pulling ahead while others face serious questions about whether AI will ever pay off for them.

Caterpillar's stock has rocketed higher, but so has the outlook for the company's business.

If you think the wild volatility we've observed in Korea's stock market could never happen here, the data suggests you'll be sorely mistaken.

SPYI's 12% monthly yield has survived every market twist since 2022, but a quiet shift in one obscure market index could start draining the fund from the inside out before most holders notice anything is wrong.