If you're investing over a 30-year period, it's impossible to know exactly what kind of annualized returns you'll achieve. So, for the purposes of this discussion, we'll assume that the S&P 500 ...

Warren Buffett has delivered market-beating performance over the long haul. Investors keep a close eye on the billionaire’s moves, hoping to follow some of his successes. Buffett’s latest move tells ...

Stocks rallied on Thursday as investors digested fresh inflation data and new tariff announcements from President Trump.

U.S. consumer prices increased in January by the most in nearly a year and a half. The surge offered a cautionary note to Trump's push for tariffs.

"If it escalates into bilateral tariffs, we estimate an 8% hit to EPS assuming unitary elasticity," Bank of America analysts ...

Many Wall Street analysts think the S&P 500 will rise for the third consecutive year in 2025. Projections vary, but the consensus forecast appears to be that the index could jump in the ballpark ...

In short, if you put $1,000 into an S&P 500 index fund every month and achieved a 9.5% annualized return, you'd end up with about $1.8 million after 30 years.