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GQG: Why We Are Still in an AI Stock Market Bubble
While bulls point to huge chip and hardware orders, GQG manager Kersmanc says that’s all part of the bubble.
Is the Breathtaking Runup in Memory Stocks Driven by Short-Term Thinking?
These AI stocks may be ballooning, but we think this kind of success can’t survive the market cycle.
Triple-Digit Club: A Wave of Stocks Have Seen Huge Gains in 2026
The AI infrastructure boom has driven huge rallies in many of these stocks.
‘Nothing Else Matters’ in Today’s Market, Says Strategist
And why the market is starting to feel bubbly.
Ben Carlson: Exploring Risk and Reward
The author of a new book about investing discusses the ‘automatic investing revolution,’ what investors can learn from past bubbles, and the role of complacency in today’s market environment.
Retirement Is a Glide Path, Not a Cliff
Financial independence won’t mean quitting work for this physician and financial educator.
Bill Yount: How Late Starters Can Find Financial Independence
A high earner chronicles his ‘trifecta of financial mistakes’ and finding his financial footing after age 50.
The Newest Wave of ETFs Is Leading to Mini Bubbles
Investors: Be wary of trends that dominate headlines and then emerge as the target of a new ETF.
David Bach: ‘Start Enjoying Your Life Sooner’
The bestselling author and financial advisor on why sabbaticals can be life-changing, why health matters more than money, a flat tax for IRAs, and more.
Stock Market Concentration Has Surpassed Its 1930s Peak. Should Investors Worry?
A historically concentrated market isn’t necessarily bad, but it does pose risks.
Best International Companies to Own: 2026 Edition
These companies from various corners of the globe are well positioned for the future.
Use This Simple Trick to Uncover Your Real Financial Goals
Our research shows that referring to a master list of financial goals can fine-tune your money priorities.
It’s 2026. Do You Know Where Your IRA Is Invested?
How defaults can keep you from leaving cash on the table and fight the most powerful force in behavioral economics.
Andy Reed: Inertia Is the Most Powerful Force in Behavioral Finance
Vanguard’s head of behavioral economics research on the power of default options, how investors change as they get older, and the future of financial advice.
Your 2026 Reading List: The Books Our Analysts Are Giving and Reading This Season
Discover thoughtful, insight-rich books perfect for holiday giving or for starting your 2026 reading list strong.