A soaring stock market meets surging insider selling and lingering institutional concerns over valuations and concentration.

A couple of historical data points are painting a worrisome picture for Wall Street.

The stock market is historically pricey, and that's typically bad news for investors. The music might stop for one or more of Wall Street's hyped technologies and trends in the new year. There's the ...

Jon Smith points out why the ability for investors to enhance passive income from dividend shares can increase when the ...

Market crashes are usually described in terms of fear, not opportunity, yet history suggests the most brutal sell‑offs often ...

The S&P 500 is currently hovering near all-time highs, which may have some investors concerned. The index's forward price-to-earnings and CAPE ratios are historically elevated compared to prior norms.

Reader estimates put the average probability of a 30% stock market crash in the next year at 30.5%, with a median of 25%. After engaging with the article's analysis, respondents lowered their average ...

The probability of a 30% U.S. stock market drop in the next year is estimated at 8%, based on options market-derived methodology. Survey and pundit-based crash probabilities are notably higher, but ...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite rocketed higher during Donald Trump's first term, and they just turned in an encore performance in the first year of his second term.

A market crash is not what any investor wants. But for dividend stock investors, it can be a lucrative chance to ...