Despite the never-ending election cycle, there actually is a clear path for the Dow to hit 30,000 as soon as early 2020, if only a few things come to fruition. There does…
With markets at all-time highs, it's important to consider the winners and losers. In this case, many stocks in the Dow are still holding the index back from even stronger gains.
The markets have not yet seen how 2018 is going to turn out, but many Wall Street brokerages have issued their preliminary targets for the S&P 500 for 2019.
24/7 Wall St. has collected the 2019 S&P 500 Index outlooks and targets from many major Wall Street firms.
Gold has had a rough 2018. Despite some of the international trade worries and international suspense, the reality is that most investors are just not looking for the "ultimate safety trade."
One strategy that investors can use to be defensive without taking the extremely low return of bonds is with stocks characterized as low-volatility ones.
If a report from UBS proves to be true, U.S. investors are going to be surprised to learn that the big public companies in Europe are set to outpace the growth of…
Have stocks peaked? Again, calling absolute peaks or bottoms is almost impossible. What is not impossible is to see when markets or sectors become wildly overbought or too crowded.
There is no way to deny that it has been a wild ride since the bull market has officially turned 8 years old. The period of March 6 to March 9 in…
The global tactical equity idea generation team examined the relationship between the S&P 500 and the Goldman Sachs Research's Surprise Index, which compares economic data releases with consensus expectations.
Analyzing the stock market in 2016 and 2015 is becoming harder and harder. The end game, regardless of how you view the market in general, is that this just isn’t your granddaddy’s…
The bull market seems to be at a crossroads at the end of 2015. 24/7 Wall St. has compiled many key Wall Street strategist views for 2016.
The stock market just found a new foe for earnings season. That would be Wal-Mart.
Any time there is a major sell-off in stock, bonds usually are the beneficiary. The problem this time around is that interest rates are already so low.
Everyone seems to be guessing about the future and near-term expectations after the recent market panic. The first thing that needs to be considered is that trying to call a bottom in…
