The third quarter may mark the turning point for companies that benefited most from pandemic tailwinds.

Over the last 30 years, the S&P 500 has rallied in the week before the presidential election, with one notable exception -- 2016.

Old-school stock pickers can still get a leg up on index funds.

Companies that make and operate COVID-19 testing kits, like Quest Diagnostics Inc. and Hologic Inc., should see steady flows of income as patients line up to get tested.

It's time to start game-planning what might happen after the election results are finally settled.

About 47% take the gender profile of a company into account, according to the poll of more than 100 global asset managers with $10 trillion in combined assets under management.

Everyone has access to low-cost do-it-yourself options, and more people are avoiding traditional pitfalls.

“Do-the-right-thing” investments have been outperforming, but that has been driven by liquidity and flows rather than an effective strategy.

The pace of the sharp declines and big rebounds seen earlier this year were unprecedented, with the Fed helping prop up the markets. What happens when that support wanes, wonders ClearBridge's Co-CIO Scott Glasser.

As tens of millions of Americans go deeper in debt because of the COVID-19 economy, you should be advising your clients to invest in themselves and their community rather than Wall Street.