Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO)

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Despite worries about a looming stock market correction or crash, many long-term investors are likely better off sticking with their plan.

The number is exaggerated by an unusually strong period for stocks, but given enough time, even more normalized gains would lead to surprisingly sizable returns.

Many megacap growth stocks are underperforming the major indexes this year.

Some individual stocks keep falling. The broader U.S. stock market has always bounced back.

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Buying VOO could let you own a broader mix of possible future winners of the AI economy. AI stocks, like (most of) the "Magnificent Seven" in the MAGS ETF, might be a riskier proposition.

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Franklin Templeton launched FBEQ and FIBT, new ETFs that redirect equity dividends into Bitcoin exposure, blending stock holdings with a quarterly-rebalanced cryptocurrency allocation strategy.

This ETF offers a smart middle ground for investors anxious about the AI trade but who don't want to sit on the sidelines.

What happens when an index fund and a tech fund lean on the same three stocks?

The small-cap exposure of VTI may be particularly vulnerable to high inflation and high rates.

Is it too concentrated? Or top-heavy? Or primed for a correction?

In 2022, the energy sector rocketed higher even as the S&P 500 index plunged.

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Don't let fear paralyze you, or worse, drive you out of the market.

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Even if the S&P 500 is about to crash, now can still be a good time to invest.

At the end of September, the memory maker outweighed Tesla in the index. Does a higher weight make the shares any steadier?

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Macroeconomic forces seem to be getting more attention than ever before.