The Midterm Curse: Why 2026 Could See the Deepest Stock Market Correction in Years
Midterm election years historically see the deepest stock market corrections. With 2026 being a midterm year, investors should prepare for volatility.
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Midterm election years historically see the deepest stock market corrections. With 2026 being a midterm year, investors should prepare for volatility.
Bank of America says Health Care and Real Estate are the sectors to own in 2026, citing attractive valuations and positive momentum. Here's the investment case.
Bank of America strategist warns the S&P 500 is expensive on 18 of 20 metrics she tracks. Here's what investors should know about 2026's valuation risk.
The hedge fund industry delivered its strongest performance since 2020, with Bridgewater's flagship Pure Alpha II fund returning 34% and several major funds posting double-digit gains.
Index giant MSCI is set to decide whether to exclude companies with significant Bitcoin holdings from its global benchmarks, potentially triggering massive forced selling.
Japan's Nikkei 225 gained 26% in 2025 for its third straight year of double-digit returns. Analysts see potential for continued gains as corporate earnings grow and reforms take hold.
The S&P 500 closed higher on the first trading day of 2026, snapping a three-year pattern of first-day declines. Semiconductor stocks led the way as investors bet on continued AI momentum.
The UK's FTSE 100 index crossed the historic 10,000-point threshold for the first time ever, capping its best year since 2009 with gains exceeding 20%.
Morningstar DBRS issues negative outlook for private credit as the $3 trillion market heads toward $5 trillion. Leverage is rising, margins are compressing, and warning signs are flashing.
Tesla's Cybertruck sold just 50,850 units in 2025—a fraction of Elon Musk's 250,000 target. As Q4 deliveries collapsed 51%, the angular pickup has become a case study in overpromising.
Asian equities face headwinds from AI bubble concerns and diverging central bank policies, but structural advantages and cheaper valuations offer opportunities.
Despite tax credit rollbacks, renewable energy is poised to overtake coal as the world's largest electricity source. These stocks could lead the charge in 2026.