Stocks

Retail trading accounted for 20 percent to 25 percent of total activity this year, according to trading data from J.P. Morgan.

A simple diversification rule that helps investors balance risk, conviction, and long-term portfolio resilience.

Bullish investors eye lower interest rates, while bears worry about stretched valuations and bubble risks.

Investors moved to rate-sensitive stocks after lackluster tech earnings raised AI return concerns and the Fed cut rates for the third time this year.

Lower mortgage rates, cheaper borrowing costs, and smaller returns on savings could be some of the effects of the Fed’s decision.

Cooling labor data, easing inflation, and firmer consumer sentiment boosted expectations for further Federal Reserve rate cuts next week.

Retail trading accounted for 20 percent to 25 percent of total activity this year, according to trading data from J.P. Morgan.

A simple diversification rule that helps investors balance risk, conviction, and long-term portfolio resilience.

Bullish investors eye lower interest rates, while bears worry about stretched valuations and bubble risks.

Investors moved to rate-sensitive stocks after lackluster tech earnings raised AI return concerns and the Fed cut rates for the third time this year.

Lower mortgage rates, cheaper borrowing costs, and smaller returns on savings could be some of the effects of the Fed’s decision.

Cooling labor data, easing inflation, and firmer consumer sentiment boosted expectations for further Federal Reserve rate cuts next week.