(VUG)

When the market is near all-time highs, it is easy to think the smart move is to sit tight and wait for a pullback. The problem is that waiting rarely pays off.

Nearly every financial article you read will tell you the same thing.

It's been a pretty strong decade for the stock market as a whole, with the benchmark S&P 500 index more than quadrupling investors' money. However, some areas of the stock market have performed even b...

When the market is on a tear, it's tempting to hold back and wait for a pullback. The problem is that waiting usually works against you.

Growth stocks are soaring, but current valuations echo the late 1990s and the Nifty Fifty bubble in the early 1970s, raising concerns about sustainability. Predicting market moves or macro events is f...

The S&P 500's rally is not a bubble but a secular growth trend fueled by strong earnings, especially from mega-cap tech stocks. AI-driven innovation and robust earnings from tech giants like Microsoft...

With the stock market sitting near record highs, many investors may be tempted to wait for a pullback before buying any new shares. The problem is that waiting for a better price often backfires.

Growth stocks have regained leadership with VUG outperforming after a significant correction, and the AI megatrend is driving further upside potential. VUG offers efficient, low-cost exposure to mega-...

The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) and Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (VTI) are prime examples of what has been the bedrock of Vanguard's ETF strategy: offer low-cost, passive funds. That's amassed them ...

Many of the best ETFs have delivered strong returns over the past year. The Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ -0.48%) and Vanguard Growth ETF (VUG -0.34%) have gained more than 20% over the past 12 months, while...