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Warren Buffett's time as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A) (NYSE: BRK.B) is unfortunately coming to a close. The legendary CEO has provided investors with incredible advice and has made some

It's been a good year for the U.S. stock market. The S&P 500 index, which has historically generated an annualized return of about 8%, is up more than 14% year to date.

Remarkably, Robinhood Markets

In 2025, the S&P 500 has so far generated a 17% total return (as of Dec. 17). In the face of trade uncertainties and waning consumer confidence, this is a great performance for the broad index.

Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) has tumbled about 19% during the past year, leading some investors to wonder where the world's top cryptocurrency is headed in 2026. Is the recent plunge a sign of things to

General Motors (NYSE: GM) has been around for quite some time, with its founding dating back to 1908. This is one of the biggest car makers on Earth, with trailing-12-month revenue of $187 billion

Investor patience has been tested over the past five years. Since the end of 2020, there has been one bear market in 2022, followed by a severe, but brief, market sell-off earlier this year due to

When a stock surges by more than 300% in a single year, it's usually because the underlying company is producing impressive revenue and earnings growth, or because it has secured a game-changing new

Lululemon Athletica (NASDAQ: LULU) recently reported earnings, and the company also announced the departure of its CEO, Calvin McDonald. There's been some controversy around whether the business is

Moderna (NASDAQ: MRNA) was once the stock everyone rushed to add to their portfolios. That's because the company made the world's most sought-after pharma product: the coronavirus vaccine.

During

Despite its crowd of very persistent holders, Cardano (CRYPTO: ADA) only has a market cap of $13.8 billion, making it a lot smaller than even Dogecoin, (CRYPTO: DOGE) with $20 billion, as well as

One of the big perks of being retired is not having many things on your to-do list. As the end of the year approaches, though, there are three tasks that you need to put on there.

These three tasks

Iren (NASDAQ: IREN), a crypto miner that's been leaning harder into its data center operations, hasn't been an investor favorite over the past few trading sessions. It's struggling with several

When it comes to famous investment personalities, names such as Warren Buffett or Jamie Dimon usually get mentioned first. In the world of hedge funds, though, Ken Griffin is the cream of the crop.

Although it's been a volatile year for Wall Street, it appears as if it'll be a highly profitable one for investors who've stayed the course. As of the closing bell on Dec. 17, the ageless Dow Jones

Deciding when to claim Social Security is one of the most important financial choices you might make in your lifetime. And if you're married, that's not a decision you should be making alone. Here

Less than two weeks from today, the curtain will close on 2025. When that happens, investors will likely be grinning from ear to ear. As of the closing bell on Dec. 12, the ageless Dow Jones

The Nasdaq stock exchange isn't known for dividend stocks. It's more associated with tech stocks, which don't generally pay dividends until they've reached maturity, and even then, they tend to be

About halfway through every quarter, any institutional investment fund that manages more than $100 million is required to file a Form 13F with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ: SOFI) has been one of the hottest investments recently. Shares are up 70% in 2025 (as of Dec. 16). And they have climbed 465% in the past three years.

The fintech stock

Remember the skyrocketing meme stocks of 2021? Gosh, how time flies.

It has been almost five years since social media posts ignited short squeezes in GameStop (NYSE: GME) and AMC Entertainment

With December rolling toward its close, there are a few stocks that I think could surge before the end of the month. While the market may be growing a bit weary of the artificial intelligence (AI)

In some businesses, CEOs can wade into politics without fearing a consumer backlash. On the left, George Soros doesn't need to raise capital from Republican voters. On the right, boycotts of Koch