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Investors face some tough options for the new year, as the S&P 500 pulls back mildly while the growth-, tech- and Mag Seven-heavy Nasdaq 100 takes a slightly harder hit to the chin while Treasury yields climb as prices fall.

If you're investing in the long term, growth stocks can help you maximize your gains. They can offer superior gains to dividend stocks, which often prioritize making recurring payments over growing their operations at high rates.

Fourth-quarter earnings reports will soon start rolling in. Assuming that news is good, it could assuage skittish investors.

Dividend investing has a lot going for it. However, most dividend ETFs and dividend portfolios are missing an important component. This article offers some high-yielding solutions to fill that void.

You don't have to build a fancy stock portfolio. Many investors simply settle for a market-tracking index fund, and keep adding funds to that boring but effective long-term investment.

When it comes to investing in artificial intelligence (AI) stocks, there are several great ETFs that will allow you to do that without much individual stock risk. Some track various AI-focused indexes, while others are actively managed funds that try to beat the benchmark indexes.

The Invesco QQQ (QQQ -0.32%) has been one of the best-performing index-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs) over the years. The ETF tracks the popular Nasdaq-100 index, which consists of the 100 largest stocks that trade on the Nasdaq stock exchange.

A familiar refrain: It takes money to make money. That's particularly true at the corporate level, where research and development is the lifeblood of thriving enterprises.

This article's scoring methodology combines Earnings Yield, 5-Year Dividend Growth Rate, and Dividend Yield to evaluate the cream of the crop of dividend ETFs. This approach aims to identify dividend ETFs with both strong potential for income and growth, making it suitable for long-term retail investors. In long sideways to bear consolidation periods, as anticipated by Goldman Sachs over the next 10 years, dividend strategies can outperform.

Earning a great return in the stock market doesn't necessarily mean you have to be great at picking individual stocks. Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) can give you a simpler way of investing, and the good news is you can still earn a fantastic return by doing so.