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Stocks added to records and Treasuries fell after the Fed chairwoman said growth may warrant higher interest rates.

Investors speculate the president and Republican-led Congress will deliver on pro-growth policies.

By acting immediately when stocks turn, you can position yourself to receive significant additional assets, columnist John J. Bowen Jr. says.

A revealing look at how a multi-asset grouping performs during periods of low and high inflation.

The robo adviser says a new free service for clients is attracting interest beyond Silicon Valley.

One of the major aims of asset allocation is to craft a portfolio with ingredients that don’t all behave in exactly the same way to protect against all assets heading south at the same time. But, of course, that downside protection can be a double-edged sword.

The stunning run in equities "post-Trump appears to have looked past the fact that the economy is already running close to full employment," write two Goldman analysts.

Hint: The sharp move higher in bond yields has not spooked stock market investors.

"People want to chase gains," an adviser says of clients.

What Trump and rising interest rates may mean for advisers.

The gains in the blue-chip index happened the same day the Nasdaq 100 saw its biggest decline since September, their biggest divergence since the Internet bubble burst.

Here's what to watch for just before the counting of ballots begins.

Clients who turned 70 1/2 this summer have to act fast on their distributions to avoid paying a hefty penalty to the IRS. Plus, giving away stocks versus selling them.

One concrete step for advisers is to work with a care manager and a knowledgeable elder lawyer to petition the court to appoint a guardian or conservator.

First time since heady days of 1999 that all three major stock benchmarks hit high marks on the same day.

Buybacks are good for company execs. But are they good for portfolios?

It's safety first for investors around the world as they assess the significance of Britain's vote to leave the European Union.

"Market participants are right to be concerned," said Dean Maki, chief economist at Point72 Asset Management, adding that he expects U.S. exporters will be faced with a strong dollar again.

People with the highest income bailed from stocks disproportionately on the worst days of the financial crisis, according to a new Ohio State University and University of Michigan study.