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The CapEx Finance Index shows new equipment financing volumes hit their highest level in two decades in January 2026 as American businesses invest aggressively despite tariff and recession fears.
The DOL and SEC face a February deadline to issue new rules allowing private equity, private credit, and alternative assets into 401(k) plans, potentially transforming how 70 million Americans invest for retirement.
US exchange-traded funds attracted a record $156 billion in net inflows in January 2026, led by international equity ETFs that pulled in $51 billion alone. Here is what the data tells us.
After years of growth stock dominance, value investing advocates see opportunity in 2026 as valuations diverge and economic uncertainty favors defensive positioning.
After years of growth stock dominance, strategists see 2026 as the year value investing stages its comeback. Here's why the rotation is gaining momentum.
Booking Holdings reported record Q4 revenue of $6.35 billion and beat every metric, yet the stock fell 8%. AI disruption fears and a 25-for-1 stock split define the paradox facing travel investors.
SoFi Technologies posted $1.013 billion in Q4 revenue, up 37% year-over-year, marking its ninth consecutive profitable quarter and a new chapter in fintech investing.
Historical data shows when the S&P 500 rises in January, the full year is positive 78% of the time. Here's what the January effect means for 2026 investing.
54% of Gen Z began investing by age 21, favoring crypto and AI stocks. The generation is reshaping traditional portfolios with private market access and social media-driven strategies.
Vanguard's 2026 market outlook suggests the best opportunities lie outside US growth stocks. Here's their case for value and international investing.
With consumer sentiment crashing, AI disrupting tech portfolios, and the Fed holding rates, here are seven specific moves to protect and grow your 401(k) and IRA in 2026's most turbulent investing environment.
As tech stocks shed trillions and the S&P 500 posts its worst week of 2026, dividend-paying stocks in energy, healthcare, and utilities are outperforming. Here's why income investing is having its moment.