Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF (RSP)

The S&P 500 has become a little too top-heavy for my taste.

How long can the current bull market last, and how high will it go?

With the S&P 500 dominated by a few big tech stocks, this index fund looks increasingly appealing for long-term investors.

In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts and data to help us answer the question, will the department of government efficiency cause markets to crash or soar?

Investors seem broadly optimistic about Trump 2.0 policies in the longer term but are concerned about near-term pain.

This will be a hectic week. Earnings season is winding down, of course, but we have lots of economic data, starting on Wednesday with the core CPI, which is expected to rise by 0.3% month-over-month from 0.2%.

The stock market recovery has been a bit lopsided, but that could change soon.

Today, the S&P 500 moved lower by about 75 basis points, an improvement from the sharp drop at the open.

Goldman Sachs sees temporary setback, not bear market. High market concentration poses risk but also opportunity to diversify and stay invested.

Stocks finished the day higher, with the Fed meeting scheduled for tomorrow.

In looking at the performance of various indices and individual stocks yesterday, the market's behavior looked more discerning than indiscriminate.

To gain an edge, this is what you need to know today.

It’s been a volatile start to the year, with an abundance of expectations placed on what the new administration would do in its first weeks, days, and even hours of power. So, what changed?

In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts and data to help us answer the question, is it time to load up on banks, small caps, midcaps, and the equal weight S&P500?

GDP and jobs growth have been highly reliant on huge government deficit spending bills, which is not so good.

A discussion about the market’s reaction to CPI and PPI data, highlighting how factors like Bank of Japan’s rate hike hints and short covering in futures contributed to a sharp market bounce.

We introduce the ValuEngine Top Ten Stocks to Watch in 2025 list. We also provide a recap and performance analysis for the list published last January as Ten Stocks to Watch in 2024.

For the third-quarter, the company posted net sales of $2.46 billion, missing Wall Street estimate of $2.53 billion.

With 2025 seemingly off to a rocky start, we dive into why the markets have responded negatively after good news hit the wires.

The upcoming week will have plenty of potential catalysts to excite or worry investors. However, now is the time to get tactical rather than scared.

In April of 2024, I looked at the potential for a downturn that never materialized. That scenario was negated by the break of the March high during the summer, followed by a sequence of higher highs and higher lows. So, what will this year bring?

In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts and data to answer the question: Stocks in 2025—normal volatility or the start of something much worse?