PowerShares S&P 500 High Div Low Vol ETF News

The macro backdrop is deteriorating quickly, and that is likely to weigh on stocks heading into next week's FOMC meeting. See why I think S&P 500 may drop.

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VYM, SCHD, SDY, SPYD, and SPHD are part of Zacks top Analyst Blog.

Don't invest in stocks with a timeframe of only 6 months, or even a year. Check here to know where are we today on a forward 5-year basis.

The S&P 500 rebounded sharply this past week. That rally is likely to melt away as liquidity has been getting sucked out of the system. Read more.

Initial jobless claims remain historically healthy in the low 200K range, but the most recent week’s data did mark one of the highest readings of the year.

The Fed is likely to go more hawkish in the coming days to prevent sky-high inflation. Dirt-cheap dividend ETFs may help you navigate the situation.

The Fed is likely to go more hawkish in the coming days to prevent sky-high inflation. Dirt-cheap dividend ETFs may help you navigate the situation.

Secular bear markets begin from a point of mass exuberance and over-valuation and end when they have crushed both into remission.

Monetary inflation’s pivotal role in boosting/distorting asset prices is why we pay so much attention to it and so little attention to the more popular ‘fundamentals’.

The SPX should be bottoming out for the next few months. The metals are setting up their own bottoming. Click here to read more on market segments.

Looking at the previous three years S&P 500 total returns, the S&P 500’s YTD return as of June 30, 2022, doesn’t seem that bad.

A shortened trading week on Wall Street will have traders focusing on the FOMC minutes, a few Fed speakers, and the June nonfarm payroll report.

It's hard to blame investors for wanting to dive into a safe room following the S&P 500's worst first half of a year since 1970. Fortunately, they can find the protection they seek via defensive excha

Respondents reporting as bullish has risen to 22.8%. Those reporting as pessimists fell by 12.6 percentage points, bringing the reading back below 50%. The bull-bear spread favors the bears.