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While timing can certainly be a powerful ally in the realm of small-cap funds, it's not the only strategy that can lead to success.

Japan's government is on a mission to get the country's cash-hoarding households to invest more.

Structural inflation is very different from what the economy has experienced lately. It overrides the market mechanism. A classic example: rising college costs.

Carpooling helps you cut fuel costs, unwanted spending on cabs and avoid hassles of unreliable public transport.

The election year cycle and the decennial cycle both suggest that the fourth quarter will be strong. Apple is also bottoming.

Worried that the Federal Reserve is driving our economy off a cliff? I've got two words for you: Drugs 'n diapers.

Despite the threat of China's triggering a worldwide crisis as Russia did in 1998, emerging markets are much more resilient now. It doesn't mean investors will profit from them.

Arm, Instacart and Klaviyo all popped on their first day of trading, but their performance since then has been more muted.

Pentwater Capital predicted that FTC efforts to block big deals would fail.

A reporter crunches the numbers after getting a lump-sum offer from a former employer.

Last week, the S&P 500 produced multiple warning signs of a coming selloff.