Marking these anniversaries offered an opportunity to reflect on a familiar list of triumphs—not just the defeat of fascism ...

Yet in another sense, today’s seemingly red-hot market comes as a shock. Racier forms of corporate debt, ranging from risky ...

Since George Washington, presidents have trusted Wall Street and Main Street leaders to put the nation’s books in order, ...

Yield curve un-inversion sparks fears of stock market collapse. Historical track record seen as reliable recession predictor.

A correction may seem overdue, but timing it is hard and regular investments pay rich rewards in the long term.

Option trading by individual investors will continue to be a severe problem for a small segment of the population. However, ...

One of Wall Street’s most bearish skeptics has seen his market predictions come true. Mark Spitznagel, chief investment ...

For over 150 years, these metrics have perfectly foreshadowed trouble to come for Wall Street and/or the U.S. economy.

with the two biggest booms in history ending in the Wall Street Crash of 1929 and Black Monday in 1987. "With the current S&P draw-up already exceeding >30% and valuations approaching stretched ...

The bottom line? Despite claims to the contrary, Wall Street isn't worried about a market crash. That's why we should be worried. Mark Hulbert is a regular contributor to MarketWatch. His Hulbert ...

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