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Next Monday, the 9th of March, 2026, will be the 18th anniversary of this secular bull stock market, which began on March 9th, 2009. International equity's broad outperformance (which really started in '25) is doing well again this year, as are emerging markets, and there is probably more left in the move if you look at the weaker dollar again in '26.
I reiterate my buy recommendation on assets tracking major American indices, targeting 7,778 for the S&P 500 by the end of 2026. Market volatility from geopolitical tensions and midterm dynamics presents opportunities for active portfolio management and sector rotation.
Major indexes were little moved on Monday even as Donald Trump warned of an extended battle in Iran.
Market “dispersion” is hitting levels not seen in decades as investors sort AI winners from losers.
'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer unpacks the latest market moves in response to the Iran War.
Malcolm Dorson, Global X senior emerging markets portfolio manager and SVP head of active investment team, and Cinthia Murphy, VettaFi director of research, join CNBC's Dom Chu on 'ETF Edge' to discuss how investors are assessing the Iran War's impact on their portfolio, bright spots in emerging markets and if the international outperformance can continue to rack up gains despite the risks.
"The market simply didn't mind," Cramer said on "Mad Money," after the S&P 500 closed slightly higher on the first day since the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran over the weekend. U.S. energy independence has changed how investors react to geopolitical shocks, Cramer said.
The Nasdaq finishes in positive territory in Monday's stock market as investors shrug off the U.S.-Iran war.
@MarketRebellion's Marc LoPresti says today's focus will be set fully on the evolving war in the Middle East. As crude oil spikes and volatility ramps, he says clarity on next steps in the conflict will be essential to calming markets.
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You may have opportunities to optimize for short-term volatility, financial planners told MarketWatch.
I sense high levels of frustration in tech. Fundamentals are mostly intact, and most tech companies are guiding above expectations.
Westwood CIO Adrian Helfert says there are good opportunities in energy sector stocks, especially because they didn't rise as much as would have been expected today given the rise in oil prices.
The bond market is flashing a warning signal called a “bull flattener,” which is in fact bullish for bondholders, but not for nearly anyone else. The current bull flattener regime favors duration and signals a risk-off environment.
There is an old saying in markets: Buy when the bullets (or bombs or missiles) fly.
Evercore ISI's Julian Emanuel joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to talk the day's market action.
The U.S. attack on Iran won't boost U.S. inflation or harm the economy in a major way, analysts say, unless in the unlikely case that the conflict drags on for months and sharply raises the price of oil.
If you've been following the market over the last few months, you know it's become bifurcated into winners and losers, and the losers are feeling serious pain.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon on Monday warned that inflation could be shaping up to be a “skunk in a party” following the US-Israeli air strikes on Iran over the weekend.
Earnings season “ended” with a disappointing reaction to the much-anticipated Nvidia earnings. The market's reaction to Nvidia's earnings, and the less-covered economic news, gave the savvy investor information that clarifies the market narrative and helps anticipate the direction of the next market trend.