Matt Krantz

Tired of wild day-to-day swings in the S&P 500 with President Trump in office? You might consider ETFs built to smooth out the volatility.

The odds of a recession might be increasing. And that's why it's important to know which S&P 500 stocks do just fine during the downturns.

President Trump promised to make America great again. But so far to investors, his policies are making Europe great again versus the S&P 500.

Even President Trump won't rule out if a recession is on the way. And if it is, you'll want to know which S&P 500 stocks to avoid.

It might be tempting to pull your money out of the S&P 500 given President Trump's trade-war mongering and tariffs.

Elon Musk's DOGE is seeking to cut inefficiency in the U.S. government. But maybe he could start with a target closer to home: his own Tesla.

Many investors in tech and S&P 500 stocks are struggling this year so far. But not all.

If you owned the 15 biggest moneymaking stocks in the S&P 500 the past decade — lucky you. Just don't expect history to repeat itself.

Investors seem to think China stocks — not America's — are great again. And the separation is even taking place with tech stocks.

Ask Warren Buffett what stocks he thinks you should buy — and his answer is simple: S&P 500 index funds. So why did Buffett just sell?