Other Voices

Discussions about making alternative investments available to the little guy often don’t mention the risks that mom-and-pop investors could face.

The Trump administration’s dealmaking over Nvidia, TikTok, and others will exact a cost, Brian Gross writes in a guest commentary.

A 50 basis-point cut would support the economy through the tax increase, Mark Penn writes in a guest commentary.

There is a time-tested way to make new gains and mitigate risks, John Toomey writes in a guest commentary.

The economy will drift back toward norms once disruptions are absorbed, Marc Chandler writes in a guest commentary.

An economy as large and as diversified as the U.S. can handle tariffs. The president’s other actions pose a bigger risk.

The belief that “anything goes” in the world of digital assets under Trump’s SEC is probably an overblown hope.

The president and Congress should strike an immigration deal while they still can, Mark W. Everson writes in a guest commentary.

Stagflation is more than just a bad macroeconomy, and the Fed is determined to avoid it, Matthew Jeffrey Vegari writes in a guest commentary.

Homeowners especially will feel the pinch, Joseph Brusuelas writes in a guest commentary.

A generation that changes jobs early and often needs a better retirement solution, Zach Buchwald writes in a guest commentary.

Japanese firms responded to the threat to their exports with a massive foreign direct investment campaign. The U.S. is blocking China from doing the same.

U.S. exceptionalism isn’t just about stocks, Alicia Levine writes in a guest commentary.

If AI disappoints, a future of deficit-driven drag is likely, Vanguard’s Joe Davis writes in a guest commentary.

Recent jumps in indexes of stock and bond volatility are likely to be permanent, Harley Bassman writes in a guest commentary.

Private credit funds may be more vulnerable to instability than we can assess, Sheila Bair writes in a guest commentary.

The energy industry is moving to a fortress mentality in the face of prolonged lower oil prices, Ben Cahill writes in a guest commentary.

It’s time to throw out the existing playbook, Maria Vassalou writes in a guest commentary.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average has lagged behind its flashier cousin, the S&P 500 index, in recent years, James Glassman writes in a guest commentary.