The resurgence in U.S. stocks from their Covid-19 crisis low in March, along with Biden’s recent strong polling numbers, have revived investor interest in the November election.

Both stocks and gold are rallying. Market watchers are baffled.

Much like physicians treating sick patients, financial advisors must assess the situation, make a recommendation and explain to clients the risks so they can make an educated decision about their financial health.  

Cookie cutter solutions are less effective in trying times.

Money managers and strategists at Capital Group, Franklin Templeton and BlackRock Inc. say equities remain attractive.

Volatile markets supposedly give active funds an advantage over passive competition. But recent performance is damning.

The rush is on to develop vaccines and therapies.

The S&P 500’s P/E ratio is pushing into territory not seen since the dot-com era on the slim hope that company profits will hold up.

Companies most hurt by stay-at-home orders remain down five times as much as everything else.

David Tepper said that stocks are the most overvalued he's seen since 1999 while Stan Drunkenmiller called a V-shaped recovery a "fantasy."