This includes the Russell 2000, an index that tracks smaller companies, which set a fresh record closing for the first time in four years.
You may know bulls, bears or unicorns, but there are at least 130 others, too.
We explain what that means.
Investors are twice bitten, thrice shy.
There's a seasonal aspect to the volatility in the markets, making it harder to predict what may be going on.
People who sat out the years-long bull market are joining in. Is that a bad sign?
The fifth anniversary of the markets’ bull run will soon be upon us. On the principle “all good things come to an end,” is it time to expect a correction?
Jack Ablin discusses how today's economic numbers point to a brighter future.
