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The widely followed index that this exchange-traded fund (ETF) mirrors hasn't had a negative annualized total return, including dividends, over any 20-year rolling period spanning more than a century.

Most Wall Street analysts expect Palantir to reach or exceed $200 per share in 2026.

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The Dax index slipped away from its record run as price action looks for the next signal.

The two leaders in the EV market have different visions for their futures.

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Fresh Trump tariffs dominate headlines with his threat to impose 10% tariffs on European countries starting February 1.

Not many analysts had the US invading Greenland at the top of their 2026 market outlooks.

Despite midterm elections in November, Wall Street expects the S&P 500 to deliver double-digit returns over the next year.

These household names have been long-term winners, and that trend appears poised to continue.

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Investor Michael Burry endorsed Actor and filmmaker Ben Affleck's recent critique of AI, signaling strong agreement with the Hollywood star's skepticism regarding the technology.

The European Union is reportedly contemplating a series of measures to counter the U.S. threat of tariffs due to their opposition to President Donald Trump's plan for Greenland.

A staggering amount of wealth remains on the blockchain, with some hidden behind anonymous wallet addresses and some traced to prominent cryptocurrency entrepreneurs.

MLK Day 2026: Stock markets, banks, and USPS are closed Jan. 19. Check which grocery stores, retailers, and services remain open near you.

This BlackRock ETF beat the S&P 500 in 2025, in the face of the Trump administration's aggressive trade policies.

Trump's Board of Peace expands with Hungary and Vietnam joining, while other countries receive invitations. Critics reject plan as Board of Occupation. Hungary's PM accepts as recognition of their peace efforts. Indian PM Modi and other leaders also join. #BoardOfPeace