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If you buy companies with in-demand products and hold for the long term, you can end up with long-term winners.

I'm not cheap, but these three favorite stocks can be had for less than 16 times forward earnings.

The $5 trillion club is about to get crowded in a few years.

Bitcoin's exponential rate of growth also comes with enormous volatility.

Individual investors are always closely watching what moves the Oracle of Omaha is making.

Most American retirees feel like they're paying more than they can feasibly afford for one particular service... and they're probably right.

Nvidia and Alphabet both have durable moats and strong long-term growth opportunities.

The company reports its latest quarterly results in less than two weeks.

This major corporation is proving its resilience.

As the week wraps up, let’s take a look at some of the most significant stories that unfolded over the past few days.

The next Nvidia could be hiding in plain sight -- and it's not making GPUs.

There have been a few times over the past couple of months where I’ve written some variant of “the market pretty much HAS to fall at this point for the plan to stick together“, and each time, it has done so.

If you are thinking in decades and not days, this trio of dividend stocks could be the perfect starting point for your fledgling portfolio.

Analysts like this high-flying streaming stock.

Keep these points in mind so you don't make a big mistake.

Shopify has historically delivered outsized returns for investors.

This company's first product has started to generate revenue.

Patience will be rewarded for those who stick with these two healthcare stocks.

Trump hints at major income tax cuts, while political tensions rise over military orders, Russia policy, and government shutdown threats.

In this article, Gareth Soloway uses technical analysis to deep dive into crude oil and natural gas. He analyzes the chart of oil, alerting investors to a classic bullish cup and handle pattern.

Direct and indirect changes made to Social Security by the president and his administration have far-reaching implications for retired workers, workers with disabilities, and survivor beneficiaries.

One key indicator looks quite bad, but it can't get much worse.

Bill Ackman, who outlined plans to create a modern Berkshire Hathaway earlier this year, has 39% of his portfolio split between Alphabet and Uber.

This construction firm focused on large infrastructure projects saw notable insider buying after a year of strong share price gains.

Stanley Druckenmiller is considered one of the greatest investors of all time.