The evidence is piling up....

Options trading by short-term investors is surging, and their zeal is translating to bigger swings in individual stocks and fueling momentum behind many rallies.

New research shows insider trading is everywhere. So far, no one seems to care.

Inflation has continued to concern investors into the month of August, causing many growth stocks to give back any footing they gained in the prior month. Since the February top in tech growth, only select names in the cloud and semiconductor space, as well as big tech, are at new highs, while many high fliers from last year are still building a base.

Historically, bull markets rarely happen in the form of a smooth line, up and to the right.

U.S. households added $13.5 trillion in wealth last year, the biggest increase in records going back three decades.

Insiders are typically bullish on their own company.

The total balance sheet for households and nonprofits rose to $136.9 trillion in the first quarter, a 3.8% gain from the end of 2020

Lowe's said it saw strong demand for home improvement in the first quarter, buoyed by the growth of its business among contractors and other home professionals.

So, like many of you, I watched the BRK annual meeting (replay) as usual. It was nice to have Ajit and Greg join Buffett and Munger on the s...

Roku Inc. (NASDAQ:ROKU) is in the preparation phase of a new promotional...

A massive trade in the U.S. options market on Thursday appears to be betting that the calm enveloping U.S. stocks in recent weeks will give way to a big rise in volatility over the next three months.

Hometown International reported $35,748 in sales in 2019 and 2020, combined, but is worth millions in the over-the-counter market.

Bad economies usually hurt both workers and investors. Only the first part has been true this time.

Checking the math in Jeff Bezos's final shareholder letter