Americans have more money in stocks than ever before. But while the market’s climb may be inflating their accounts, they are more exposed than ever to a potential market slump.

Bill Smead said "momentum" is fueling the AI boom, the tech's potential is already priced in, and it's almost a replay of the dot-com bubble.

Retail investing is being transformed by a new generation. According to a recent report from the JPMorgan Chase Institute, 37 ...

Some passive investors have done extraordinarily well by sticking with index funds and not worrying about the individual ...

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After years of careful saving, a man built up $300,000 in investments while his sister spent more freely. When she demanded a ...

I f you’ve managed to save up $5,000, kudos are in order. Whether you built up that cash from grinding away at your job or ...

You can invest your first $5,000 in ETFs, stocks, crypto, or all of the above. A conservative approach would include mostly ETFs, and an aggressive one may include some individual stocks and crypto.

Jim Cramer, host of CNBC’s Mad Money, joins TODAY to discuss his new book, “How to Make Money in Any Market,” which he hopes ...

It’s no secret that Gen Z has a less optimistic economic outlook and a different take on investing than older generations.

Jamie Galvin, cohost of the Stocks and Savings Podcast, said he thought Duolingo and Google are both underrated.

Only two of the five candidates in the Liberal Democratic Party presidential election own stock, compared with five out of nine in last year's leadership race.