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“The market is entirely too complacent about downside risks,” says one observer. The troubles go beyond a few rough earnings reports.

QuantumScape CEO Siva Sivaram and other executives at the battery maker sold shares last week.

The growth for Vertex’s Journavax painkiller is just beginning to ramp up, given the potential size of the nonaddictive drug market.

CEO Kelly Ortberg has made the company investible again. Why shares could climb more than 25%.

So-called mREITs can sport high yields. But they’re quite complex, often volatile, and hard to predict. One safe strategy: indexed exchange-traded funds.

Double down on high-conviction stocks that have stumbled, then sell the original shares after 31 days to realize a tax loss.

The AI rally has many investors wondering where to turn in anticipation of its end. The medical-device maker is one solid option.

Financial advisors name seminal books they recommend to help clients and colleagues do everything from conquering negative self-talk to redefining wealth.

Defensive stocks have been underperforming the market for too long—and they also look reasonably valued. Signs of a comeback are popping up.

In aggregate, equity fund managers hold about 3.8% of their portfolios in cash, down from almost 5% early this year, according to Bank of America.

Slow-and-steady funds with a traditional 60% stocks/40% bonds mix are getting renewed attention for their recent outperformance. How to buy in.

The report found a drop in the number of households receiving multiple paychecks while making child-care payments in recent years.

Extreme weather and rising insurance premiums have bolstered the need for disaster planning. Advisors can help.

Quality and value underperformed in the third quarter. But there’s more to the market than Nvidia and AI.

If investors are overly optimistic about AI, the S&P 500 could suffer. It’s time to diversify into value, small-caps, and international stocks.

Activists also report to the SEC on Garrett Motion and Tetra Tech.

Concerns about growth have weighed on shares, but they now look like a bargain.

The pressure is on top companies to keep reporting earnings that beat Wall Street’s forecasts—and failure to do so could be met with severe consequences.

That rate would be little changed from the 3.98% interest rate that has prevailed since May 1. 

A surge in cloud-computing earnings—and high-profile investments in AI—should help the company catch up with other tech leaders.

Investors use dividend-paying funds for portfolio diversification, viewing these companies as more trustworthy and better capital stewards.

The private wealth advisor embraces her nickname, “Iron Lady,” and says she isn’t afraid of playing the “bad guy” in tough conversations.

The agency is continuing essential functions such as revenue collection and criminal investigations, but day-to-day operations are dramatically slowed.

Expand Energy has an advantageous geographic footprint and multiple synergies flowing to its bottom line.