Expert Editorial

Do Fiscal Rules Work?

General Douglas MacArthur once remarked that “rules are mostly made to be broken.” He was at odds with U.S. President Ha

By Vaibhav Tandon

SK Hynix Makes Its U.S. Debut: Which ETFs Offer Exposure?

Friday, July 10, may have been ordinary for those outside the investment community, but for folks

By Nick Wodeshick

SaaSpocalypse Part II? IBM’s Preliminary Earnings Report Rattles Software

The Q2 earnings season is off to a rollercoaster start. The big banks collectively reported strong numb

By Christine Short

Scouring For Non-Tech Sectors

By Jeff Weniger, Kevin Flanagan

Q3 Strategic Income Outlook: Perception Is Reality

Although economic conditions did not change much between the first and second quarters, investors were f

By Carl Kaufman, Bradley Kane, Craig Manchuck, John Sheehan

Few Active Fixed Income ETFs Beat the Benchmark. These Do.

For decades, traditional index-based ETFs have served as the low-cost foundational anchor for core

By Elle Caruso Fitzgerald

From First-Quarter Fear to Renewed Optimism

After a difficult start to the year, investor sentiment reached a low point near the end of March as c

By Brent Schutte

Corporate Bond Market Insight - Resilient Growth Meets Rising Inflation

What were the key takeaways from last month’s numbers? Our corporate bond specialists look back at the

By Advisor Perspectives

This Stock Just Broke Out on a HUGE Dealmaking Wave – Could Rise 15%–25%

Plus, our recommended trade with TSEM hit both price targets for potential peak returns of up to 38%. The post This Stock Just Broke Out on a HUGE Dealmaking Wave – Could Rise…

By Greg Patrick

InsideArbitrage Event Driven Monitor – July 16, 2026

Note: You can click on any section title to jump straight to the related tool or page. Merger Arbitrage WBD: Competition Canada cleared the acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery…

By Asif Suria

2 Dividend Stocks Crushing the S&P 500 in 2026 That Still Yield Over 3.5%

Up 24% and 37%, respectively, they both dominate the great outdoors... The post 2 Dividend Stocks Crushing the S&P 500 in 2026 That Still Yield Over 3.5% appeared first on Daily…

By James Halley, The Motley Fool

This Stock Has More Room to Run

Trading near record highs, its valuation still appears reasonable relative to its earnings power and long-term growth prospects. The post This Stock Has More Room to Run appeared…

By Shaun Pruitt, Zacks

The Worst Places to Put Your Money

Here are three products in particular that I despise and think are traps for retirees and pre-retirees. The post The Worst Places to Put Your Money appeared first on Daily Trade…

By Marc Lichtenfeld

Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades for Thursday, 7/16

Here are today's upgrades and downgrades: BlackRock, Alphabet, Amazon.com, Uber, Visa, MasterCard, Cintas, Lululemon and more. The post Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades for…

By Phil Lamanna, Daily Trade Alert

Mortgage-Free Sounds Great — Is It? Plus More July Money Questions

The Nerds explore when to pay off a mortgage early, how to avoid AI-powered scams and ways to enjoy summer without overspending.

By Kimberly Palmer

Arbor Realty Trust: How Sturdy Is Its 13% Yield?

It’s gotten a downgrade before... Does it deserve another one? The post Arbor Realty Trust: How Sturdy Is Its 13% Yield? appeared first on Wealthy Retirement.

By Marc Lichtenfeld

Virginians Wonder About Impact of Proposed Dominion-NextEra Merger

Early July brought 100-plus-degree temperatures to large swaths of Virginia, forcing most of the commonwealth’s air conditioners to whir all day and night. Temperatures may hit…

By Bruce Parker

Lithium Is Digging Its Way Out of the Grave

For the better part of three years, lithium was the trade that ate people alive. If you bought into the electric-vehicle (EV) boom in 2021 and 2022, you rode a rocket ship higher…

By Matthew Clark

Why I’m Focused On the Front Side

I’m actually a little disappointed in myself. I missed more than one great opportunity last week (or chose the wrong play). The good news is that there are lessons to be learned…

By Tim Sykes

Trump’s “Tariff Shock” (Part II)

In our last episode of Moneyball Economics, we talked about the surprising success of Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs — transforming America’s balance of trade practically…

By Andrew Zatlin

Mortgage Rates Today, Wednesday, July 15: A Little Lower

TL;DR: Rates fell today, but not by enough to change your mortgage math.

By Taylor Getler

Real Estate: From Repricing to Relevance

Investors should consider where in the capital structure they are best compensated for risk. Equity may offer in

By John Murray, Francois Trausch, Russell Gannaway, Kirill Zavodov

SpaceX & Beyond: A New ETF for the Space Economy

When it comes to space stocks, Elon Musk’s SpaceX (SPCX) is clearly the big kahuna. After all, the company just completed

By Todd Shriber

Broken Iran Ceasefire Can’t Hold Back Equities

The tech-heavy NASDAQ benefited from a semiconductor rebound and renewed enthusiasm for AI infrastructu

By Advisor Perspectives

Pension Surplus investing: Rethinking the Value of Overfunding

Historically, many in the pension industry viewed funding above the "plan terminati

By Justin Owens

Pension Surplus Investing: Rethinking the Value of Overfunding

Historically, many in the pension industry viewed funding above the "plan te

By Justin Owens

Ron Johnson: Middle East Investments with Kushner, Witkoff Not What I'd Do

On Tuesday’s broadcast of NewsNation’s “Cuomo,” Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) said that the investments from Middle Eastern countries involving Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff are “not…

By Ian Hanchett

Mid-Year Update: Equity Dislocation Strategy

It has been an eventful six months, and we are delighted that the Equity Dislocation Strategy has risen to the occa

By Asset Allocation Team

Q2 Bank Earnings Preview: Hawkish Fed Pivot Eyed

The Fed's recent shift into a more hawkish mode creates concern about banking profits later this year, but second-quarte

By Alex Rosenberg

Controlling Portfolio Structure

Regardless of how inflation is measured or debated, households continue to feel the cumulative effect of higher

By Doug Drabik