Market Analysis

We’re well into a roaring bull market, but there are fewer Americans invested in stocks now than before the 2008 crash. Here’s why that’s a good thing.

In the 1990s, investment recommendations were made based on “kicking the tires.” A lot has changed since then. Here’s what it means for your ETF portfolio.

We’ve endured choppy markets over the last two years. Does market analysis show the market will sustain its current rally, or will we see a repeat of 2018’s fourth quarter?

Contrarian investing is an enviable skill. There are several markets – including commodities – that may be due for a boom, but how can investors know for sure?

There are several schools of thought on where China will end up in terms of global wealth, but one thing is for certain: Don’t buy the China bull.

Today, both conventional market analysis and historical comparisons tell us that the U.S. stock market is in a bubble. So what should investors do?

WeWork’s recent – and stunning – fall from grace is far from an isolated incident in the world of tech investing. Could this be the end of unicorns?

Many investors focus solely on the U.S. stock market, but there are plenty of market-busting trends out there that can benefit your ETF trading system.

Financial analysts crunch endless amounts of data attempting to divine the future. But if you want to grow your wealth, their predictions aren’t the best bet.

Contrary to recent fears, our current stock market is not a bubble. But savvy wealth builders should be prepared for both bull and bear markets ahead.