There is evidence that Donald Trump's tax cuts helped to boost already soaring corporate profits.
Ten years of gains have fattened price-earnings ratios in U.S. stock benchmarks.
A few days of losses undoes months of progress, and the S&P 500 gets beached at an all-too-familiar level.
The president's address roiled global equity markets, particularly technology stocks.
Blame a global swoon in bond yields and confusion over where investors can find income in 2019.
The dollar is likely to remain strong despite the signs of a slowing U.S. economy.
Every tweet or off-the-cuff remark from the president of the world’s largest economy can move markets.
The number of moving parts in today's market presents a unique challenge, one strategist said.
Almost $18 billion fled U.S.-listed equity ETFs during the past three weeks.
The spread between 2-year and 10-year Treasurys narrowed to two basis points.