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Market and economic conditions can change quickly and such shifts can have a big impact on your investment planning. We bring you a cross-section of perspectives to keep you updated about the market, economic and geopolitical trends that can help you make informed decisions in investing.

Even in a weak economy, the dividends are hard to beat.

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The chart that sold a big-time bear on stocks

With the inverse of the claims reading making a new bull market high this week, will the S&P 500 now follow?

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The jobless claims market

Nike’s stunning visualization of its running data

Runs throughout three cities: New York, London and Tokyo

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Nike’s stunning visualization of its running data

Google and Apple just picked a better decade

Thank god we nipped that one in the bud.

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Google and Apple just picked a better decade

Apple may have seen its year high, says Barry Randall, yet the market looks strong.

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Apple, tech stocks, and the state of the market

Stocks are expensive on one important valuation metric, but here's why they could still rally.

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Stocks are arguably expensive, but may still move higher

There are still bargains to be found, says analyst John Kozey.

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Four reasons to stick with stocks in Q4

Not a pretty picture

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Hedge fund underperformance, cont.

Raymond James' Jeffrey Saut weighs in.

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This chart could be foreshadowing all-time market high

Lots of cash flowing back to shareholders.

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Stock dividends reach an all-time high

Why waiting can hurt your long-term investment plan

Rarely, if ever, are you going to get an “all clear” sign from the markets that tells you it’s time to invest. Being cautious and protecting yourself from big market drops is very important. In fact, it’s more important for long-term investors to beat the market’s return in a downtrend than in […]

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Why waiting can hurt your long-term investment plan

If you want to be like Warren Buffett and be greedy when others are fearful, the level of continued market apprehension may make the case for buying stocks.

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