MarketBeat Staff

Despite a tame inflation read, tariff concerns still weigh on investors as the Trump administration's tariff plans will now be litigated in Federal court

Stocks were moving lower to end the week as tariff concerns returned; however NVIDIA earnings next week may help investors climb the wall of worry

Stocks had a strong week on a potential U.S.-China trade deal and cooler inflation data, but volatility may remain as investors shift focus to tax cuts

Equities turned bullish this week on renewed hopes for progress in trade deals; next week's inflation readings could be a market mover

Survey and quiz reveal Americans' top concerns—from grocery costs and tariffs to rent, gas, and job fears. Find out what everyone’s talking about.

Numerous reports are saying Apple iOS 18.3 will install Starlink automatically on your iPhone. Noting could be further from the truth

U.S. stock markets will close on Thursday, January 9, 2025, in observance of a National Day of Mourning for former President Jimmy Carter.

The emerging markets asset class has a proven ability to generate explosive returns, warranting it an allocation in a long-term investment portfolio.

Even if there is a clear market rotation, these top performing ETFs will have an opportunity to secure gains and move on to be potential trophy winners in 2024.

A select group of mid-caps have managed to hold on to most of their 2023 gains during the recent market downturn - including these three winners.

Ford finished in the red for a fifth straight day on Thursday before Friday's market rally stopped the bleeding and stock is well below summer highs.

More than 70% of S&P 500 stocks finished in the red last quarter, but the broad-based selloff may be an opportunity - including for these three biggest losers.

The Clorox Company's 44% two-year plunge has created an opportunity to own a defensive stock with a shiny 3.6% dividend.

A prudent portfolio strategy can be paring back outperformers and reallocating to less popular, less expensive names - like these three mid-cap tech stocks.

Deere stock has retreated some $60 from its all-time high, but has not been downgraded by any analysts - making the company's latest correction an opportunity.

As the Overstock rebranding buzz turns into a hangover, investors must decide whether or not the recent Bed Bath euphoria goes beyond a short-term rally.

AMC stock's low price, bearish Wall Street sentiment and a passionate investor base have put the pieces in place for a big-time squeeze.

Global sports betting, big data analytics, machine learning and augmented reality in one could make Genius Sports Limited stock a winning bet.

The resilient nature of these three companies — and their current $10 billion-plus cash positions — have been spreading the wealth to investors for decades.

In the quarters ahead, look for the two largest publicly traded pizza companies to have more dough on their bottom lines.

The market's initial positive reaction to the DICE Therapeutics news suggests Eli Lilly shares will continue to sizzle this summer.

Given the momentum in the business and a compelling electric vehicle opportunity of its own, Blue Bird may ultimately be flying higher.

Given a strong growth outlook, the e.l.f. Beauty, Inc. consolidation could be the foundation for yet another 'face-lift.'

Americans are paying more and more attention to pet health, making pet care stocks look healthy again. Here are two names worth a check up.

Following a buyout of Chinook Therapeutics, Novartis slipped less than 1%. This speaks to the growth potential of Chinook and ongoing value of Novartis stock.

Bandwagon bulls that flew too close to the SunCar got burned badly, a reminder of how hot new issues can produce huge losses just as easily as huge gains.

In the ultra-competitive beverage industry, Celsius is making a name for itself and is now up more than 20% year-to-date.

Certain sectors like consumer staples and health care tend to outperform during economic turbulence. These three stocks are good names to own for the bad times.

This year's best performing S&P 500 Growth stocks were some of 2022's worst performers. Will the worst to first trend continue?

Many translated Impinj's 40% plunge to mean that the company has reached peak growth and will struggle going forward, but Wall Street doesn't agree.