Collective weakness in the Magnificent Seven has sent US stocks tumbling and volatility spiking, reversing earlier post-election exuberance.
The US tech behemoth signals a strategic pivot with cancelled data center contracts while the Chinese tech giant's shares plunged on news of its $52 billion spending pledge.
Billionaire's letter to investors follows positive earnings report.
Wealth managers offer their investment outlooks on newly resurgent European stocks.
The initial euphoria around the second-term president's arrival has faded, with rallies in US stocks and cryptocurrencies giving way to bearish sentiment.
Wealth managers discuss how they are calming increasingly anxious clients.
Notwithstanding a recent tech-driven rebound in Chinese markets, five- and 10-year lookbacks suggest dropping the emerging-market giant is still the winning strategy.
The president may be the same as he was before, but circumstances are different this time around – and there are some lessons from the first term, advisors said.
Using AI for tax and estate planning will enable advisors to spend more time with clients, Andrew Altfest says.
Trade war concerns are also increasing, weakening global stocks.
Financial advisors often have to deal with tech execs and their concentrated portfolios. Here's what they say about their experiences.
Trump administration tariffs on Mexico and Canada shocked the market, but advisors remain nonplussed for now.
David Kostin isn't alone with Morgan Stanley, RBC experts also concerned.
The yellow metal is shining brightly, hitting new record highs and drawing interest from advisory clients.
Tech stocks have had a volatile week.
Wealth managers see a potential rebound in REITs after a disappointing 2024, but only if interest rates cooperate.
Chinese startup that upended AI market suffered outages as interest surged.
A new AI competitor is making waves on Wall Street, but Street strategists say it won't kill the long term bull market.
Financial advisors generally agree with a recent survey of economists that the odds of a recession in 2025 remain small.
Commodity investments were among the biggest winners in 2024, but advisors remain wary of owning them in client portfolios.
