There are various strategies for hedging against stock bear markets.

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A “no landing” outlook for the economy has hit the bond market hard. High-quality short-term debt may be a good way to play it safe.

The price of carbon-emission permits hit €100 per metric ton on the European market, a level long seen as likely to aid the shift to new technologies.

For the first time in 16 years, yields on short-term Treasury bills have climbed to around 5%. That poses stiff competition to equities trading at high valuations and offering dividend yields of just 1.65%.

The flagship ARK Innovation Fund had its best month ever in January, gaining 28%.

ETFs like the Amplify CWP Enhanced Dividend Income with more than 80% of assets dedicated to dividend securities have a high correlation to rising rates.

Last year was a tough one for investors. Our latest annual ranking of actively managed funds reveals how the best firms pulled it off.

The rate on U.S. six-month Treasury bills surpassed 5% on Tuesday, meaning investors can earn even more on their short-term cash.

Stock in the cryptocurrency exchange has been on a wild ride because the shares are heavily shorted and regulatory pressure on the sector is mounting.

As a super-safe alternative to equity markets, these investment vehicles are positioned to reap higher yields from higher interest rates.

After great returns last year, covered-call funds are all the rage among income-oriented investors. But their high yields aren’t a free lunch.

The Unusual Whales Subversive Democratic ETF (NANC) and Unusual Whales Subversive Republican ETF (KRUZ) invest in companies based on shares purchased and sold by Democrats and Republicans.

Burton G. Malkiel’s “A Random Walk Down Wall Street” turned 50 last month. What’s new in the 13th edition, and what lies ahead for the market.

A confluence of factors is lifting investor interest in thematic funds, many of which underperformed the S&P 500 last year.