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The stock market (SPY) flirted with bear market territory last week before bouncing higher. However, this bounce feels different…like it might actually be the end of this downside scare. 40 year investment veteran Steve Reitmeister spells out the 2 main reasons that the bulls might be back in charge and…

Nearly four in 10 investors pulled their money from the stock market over the last year in response to current events, according to a new survey from MagnifyMoney, a subsidiary of LendingTree (NASDAQ: TREE).

There were a record 1,035 IPOs on the U.S. stock market in 2021. Of these, 159 have returned profits to investors. This means that last year, an investor had a 15.36% chance of investing in an IPO that would generate returns. Of the highest returning IPOs of 2021, some include:

Concerns over a possible recession because of the Fed’s aggressive interest rate hike to control the surging inflation have led to massive selling pressure in the stock market over the past few weeks. Despite significant price declines, large-cap stocks Uber Technologies (UBER), NIO (NIO), Snap (SNAP), Lucid Group (LCID), and…

Investors’ concerns over a potential recession due to the Fed’s policy measures to control inflation wreaked havoc on the stock market over the past few weeks. However, the recovery of the major stock-market indexes in the last trading session indicates that the market could be leveling off. With the possibility…

Amid various current macroeconomic and geopolitical concerns, including interest rate increases, raging inflation, deepening supply chain constraints, the Russia-Ukraine war, and an economic slowdown, the stock market has been under immense pressure of late. As a result, many hard-hit companies have released lower guidance for 2022. So, considering their bleak…

During periods of stock market weakness, investors can still generate yield from high-quality dividend stocks. The Federal Reserve has already raised interest rates by 0.75% so far in 2022, but there are plenty of high-yield dividend stocks paying 6% or more at current prices.