The other day I was asked why stocks go up. The simple answer is because they become more valuable over time. But why? That’s what we’ll talk about today. While stocks certainly do not always ...

When interest rates rise, stocks tend to fall in value because of lower future earnings. Higher inflation leads to higher interest rates, which do impact the stock market. Investors need to build ...

Over the years I've developed a set of 7 market rules, ranging from controversial to benign. Or so I thought. This past week, I sparked a debate by citing Rule #7: Stock markets go up over time.

Here’s how investing pros think about stock market history. Skip to content. Main Navigation. Search. Search for: Weather Local NBC NY 24/7 Video Newsletters Investigations Baquero Our Voices.

Some stocks go up 20-30 percent and they get rid of it and they hold onto the dogs. And it’s sort of like watering the weeds and cutting out the flowers. You want to let the winners run.

The stock market is up far more often than it's down First, let's look at some historical context for the S&P 500. 2023 has been an incredibly positive year with the market up around 20% including ...

Again, stocks usually go up. "History shows that 20 years of continuous investment is the bare minimum to be assured of a positive real return for the S&P 500," Colas wrote.

We recently published a list of 10 Stocks That Analysts Think Will Go Up. In this article, we are going to take a look at ...

Market history tells us that the last three months of the year tend to be a good time for stocks. Here’s how investing pros think about stock market history. Skip to content ...

Renowned investor Peter Lynch once opened up about his early experiences in the stock market, his initial investment, and the philosophy that guided his successful investing career. What Happened ...