Christine Idzelis

ETFs focused on dividend stocks are seeing a powerful rally in October, adding to huge gains in 2026.

The runaway success of the artificial-intelligence trade has left investors hungry for the next big market theme. Wall Street fund managers are happily obliging with a flurry of new targeted products, helping investors invest in everything from the rise of robotics to the incipient space economy.

Wall Street has continued to blur the lines between investing and gambling with one recently launched exchange-traded fund.

Recent options activity points to bullish positioning for long-term bonds and utilities.

A weak U.S. jobs report did what bad news hadn’t done in a while: It made U.S. debt look attractive again — albeit briefly.

The bond market has a reputation for being boring. But lately, it has been the source of much of the action in the U.S.

As U.S. stocks head into September, a key trading level suggests the S&P 500 could dodge a big loss in what is historically a turbulent month.

Investors’ intense focus on AI is at times adding to the might of a small club of Big Tech stocks with mega market values to potentially make or break a single trading session for the S&P 500.

Bitcoin was rising Monday near the $80,000 level that it last touched in May, after the cryptocurrency surged last week on the Treasury Department’s plans to buy back longer-dated Treasurys.

Cryptocurrencies and precious metals shot higher, while the U.S. dollar weakened, after the Treasury Department said it planned to double its bond buybacks.