When things seem too perfect on Wall Street, they often are.

A new Wharton study explains why stock returns aren’t random. Correlation neglect causes market overreaction, momentum, and reversals investors consistently misprice.

These two stocks have historically zigged when the market has zagged.

Nearly 5,500 companies were listed across U.S. stock exchanges as of the third quarter, according to the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA). Many of those companies are ...

Apple, Nvidia and Netflix show how a few winners drive the S&P 500, why many stocks lag, even as the US stock market today looks strong.

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After a volatile 2025, investors are searching for clues for what may lie ahead in 2026. At the start of each year, two popular market theories — the January effect and the January barometer — seem to ...

Discover how the return on market value of equity (ROME) metric helps value investors find undervalued stocks by analyzing profitability against market capitalization.

The “single greatest predictor” of future stock-market returns has never been more bearish. This indicator is based on the average U.S. household’s allocation to equities. It was introduced in 2013, ...

Stock market investing consistently outperforms traditional savings accounts by substantial margins, with historical data revealing a wealth-building gap that compounds dramatically over time. While ...

Money market account interest rates are still high. Here's how much a $100,000 money market account can earn now.

Ace investor Shankar Sharma believes that the Indian stock market may deliver moderate returns in the medium term. With a ...