With a $10 billion direct investment commitment, it aims to strengthen US economic resilience by supporting companies in sectors from AI to pharmaceuticals and energy infrastructure.
Gold and shares of AI chipmaker Nvidia are flying so far in 2025 and advisors are being asked by clients how long those runs can last.
Major indices hit as President's social media posts rekindle trade war fears.
2.9 million vehicles under investigation give Musk’s flagship business a new headache.
Leaders from the IMF, Nvidia, and JPMorgan offer split views on the staying power of AI-driven market gains.
President Donald Trump's recent call for 100% tariffs on movies, a redux of a similar threat in May, appears to be somewhat more consequential this time around.
Top banker says there is a 30% chance of correction and that he is 'more worried than others'
New FINRA findings suggest younger crypto- and meme-focused investors may be especially vulnerable to fraud and counterparty risks.
The longtime CEO of JPMorgan sided with President Trump's proposal for less frequent disclosures, citing "endless rules" that are "part of a much bigger problem."
Two years after the original strategy was shuttered, a renewed appetite for long-shot bets and a more hospitable regulatory climate has spurred its comeback.
Options are a prime tool for advisors to hedge a client's concentrated stock risk, yet they are not always utilized. Here's why.
The federal government's moves to take stakes in rare-earth minerals, chipmakers, and manufacturers are sparking efforts to front-run the next big winner.
The firm's flagship macro fund is on pace for its biggest gain in 15 years.
Signs of emerging stock bubble makes the tech trade trickier for some on Wall Street.
Following the US federal government's shutdown last night, Carson Group's Ryan Detrick noted that historically, markets have remained strong.
But clients' actual stock allocations closely matched advisors' recommendations, which generally fall in line with models in target-date funds.
Small-cap investors appear to be gaining some confidence despite history.
Almost half in a recent survey called stock plans a "must-have," with equity comp being used to help with retirement, education expenses, and debt payments.
With equities now making up nearly half of US households' financial assets, experts warn that market swings could have broader financial consequences.
Darrell Cronk says market growth could continue through 2026 and potentially beyond.
