Vanguard's Contrarian 2026 Call: Why Value Stocks and International Markets May Beat US Growth
Vanguard's 2026 market outlook suggests the best opportunities lie outside US growth stocks. Here's their case for value and international investing.
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Vanguard's 2026 market outlook suggests the best opportunities lie outside US growth stocks. Here's their case for value and international investing.
Medical supply giant Medline debuts on Nasdaq with shares soaring 41%, raising $6.3 billion in the largest IPO since Rivian's 2021 listing.
The US dollar is on track for its weakest year in over a decade, falling nearly 10% against major currencies. Here's what the greenback's decline means for investors.
The Russell 2000 hit record highs in December 2025 as small-cap stocks outperformed large caps. With 44% earnings growth expected, is this the start of a new cycle?
The 10-year Treasury yield hovers near 4.5% as investors digest Fed signals and brace for only one or two rate cuts in 2026. What it means for portfolios.
General Motors stock surged past $80 to all-time highs, delivering its best year since emerging from bankruptcy in 2009 and outpacing Tesla, Ford, and every major rival.
Oracle shares have plunged 45% from their September peak as massive AI spending raises concerns about returns on investment. The stock's collapse has become a symbol of AI bubble fears.
Japanese firm Metaplanet received shareholder approval for a bold plan to acquire 210,000 Bitcoin by 2027—1% of total supply. The strategy mirrors MicroStrategy's successful approach.
Gold prices rose past $4,500 per ounce to a fresh all-time high on Christmas Eve. The precious metal is up nearly 70% in 2025, its best year since 1979.
The 10-year Treasury yield holds near 4.15% as markets digest strong GDP data and Fed rate outlook. Heavy auction schedule tests demand this week.
Gold futures hit $4,469 per ounce, up nearly 70% for 2025. Geopolitical tensions, Fed rate cuts, and dollar weakness are driving the historic rally.
The Bank of Japan is expected to raise rates to 0.75% on Friday—the highest since 1995. Here's why the decision could ripple through global markets.