Vanguard Russell 2000 ETF News

The Russell 2000 has beaten its bigger peers in the past week.

If the Fed doesn't overshoot and a Ukrainian armistice holds, the stock market can make it quite a bit further than the 200-DMA on the NDX, which, for the time being, is a good target.

Most investors believe news drives the market. An honest market participant recognizes that the substance of the news does not support an indication for market direction.

The Federal Reserve continues to taper its purchase of securities. What will the Fed do if the stock market continues to drop due to the events going on? We try to answer this.

This pullback could remain a "correction" or turn into a full-fledged bear market. Click here to read the latest edition of the Week on Wall Street.

Following the headlines regarding Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, our thought leaders have come together to outline potential macro impacts tied to these recent events.

Russian markets are crashing for a good reason, but global stocks and U.S. equities could feel more pain. Click here to learn more about this situation.

War creates market volatility, and this can be very stressful for investors. You may feel the urge to sell everything. Don't!

Style Box ETF report for VTWO

Style Box ETF report for VTWO

The SPY is on the verge of a bearish break down. I think we're in the final stages of a head-and-shoulders pattern that will resolve much lower. Read why here.

Various growth stocks are now trading at more reasonable valuations. Read on to know why I think many stocks may still be due for larger corrections.

Bonds are a bit oversold and could be due for a bounce, but the more esoteric areas of the bond market are calling for a recession, with rate cuts to follow probably in 2023.

Heightened inflation and easing of the pandemic restrictions have turned the monetary cycle. China may have removed its supportive efforts too early and has again returned the punchbowl.

20-plus years of Fed policy reveals consistent cycles of building and bursting bubbles. Check out why, this time around, a soft landing is unlikely as well.