Sentiment surveys clearly show how bears have given up, and neutrals have capitulated and this particular trend may have room to run further.

Is the bull market about to come to an end? If last year ends up being the top of this bull market, what does history say could happen to stocks this year?

Many mistakes and pitfalls cause investors, both rookies and experts, to lose money in the markets. By fully understanding and genuinely acknowledging these mistakes, you are a step further to achieving consistent gains from your investment portfolio. [Here are 10 such mistakes that come to mind.]

The market is now officially in the largest bubble relative to the economy in history according to the stock market capitalization to GDP ratio, which, incidentally, is Warren Buffett's favorite means of valuing stock.

Here's the best reason to buy and hold gold and silver, at any price, and especially at these artificially suppressed prices.

Investing in the Dogs of the Dow, which refers to the 10 highest-yielding stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average at the end of the year, is a very simple strategy you can use in 2018 to beat the market. Here’s everything you need to know.

...2017 provided many good times [but,] for worriers, the low volatility and steady gains of last year signal bad times are likely in 2018...[and] they have a point. It’s true that good times can’t last forever. [That being said,] it’s also true that we can spot when the good times have gone too far with this simple indicator.

Some nasty dark clouds are forming on the financial horizon as total world debt is increasing nearly three times as fast as total global wealth.

The first rule of personal finance is never carry a credit card balance. It’s another one of those simple to understand yet difficult to execute money management concepts for a large swath of the population.

By being lured to growth stocks with high short-term returns, investors sometimes lose sight of their main investment goals. Re-orient your investment portfolio by assessing your investing goals and then choosing the appropriate growth vs. income investments.