The Fed insists on consistent, albeit smaller interest-rate hikes until it achieves its consumer inflation target. How to play this scenario?

Despite ongoing interest rate hikes and consumer inflation, strong Black Friday numbers provide hope for a Santa Claus rally this month.

When the S&P last challenged its 200-day moving average — the threshold of a bull-bear market —it failed and went on to lose 16%.

The S&P 500 rallied 5% following the midterms, but stocks sold off sharply after more tough talk from the Fed.

Being able to separate fact from opinion will make you a more informed investor. And informed investors are better investors.

Consumer inflation in October was 7.7%, down from 8.2% in September. This comes after the Dow posted its strongest October in history.

As interest rates increase, there’s a direct correlation to decreased consumer demand for purchases that require financing.

Analysts will have to pump the brakes on recession talk after a strong GDP report.

The market found a short-term bottom as stocks rallied early this week. But by Wednesday, it reversed.

With holiday season around the corner, big-box retailers can gift your portfolio strong returns.