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When the market is on a tear, it's tempting to sit back and wait for a pullback. But smart investors know that the best strategy isn't timing the market -- it's time in the market.

Picking stocks and staying on top of them can turn into a time-consuming project. But if you don't want to do that, the good news is that a simple buy-and-hold investing strategy can yield great returns all on its own.

Growth ETFs like MGK, VUG, IWY, IUSG, and SPYG and others hit fresh highs as investors shrug off tariff threats and chase AI-fueled momentum.

With AI-driven momentum and Fed cut hopes fueling gains, growth and large-cap ETFs like VUG and VOO are drawing investor focus.

Investing regularly into the stock market can be an effective way to build up a large portfolio by the time you retire. It's a great alternative if you don't have a large lump sum to invest today, as you can add to your position over the long term and end up with a seven-figure balance.

High-flying growth stocks receive a lot of attention, thanks to their high return potential. However, it doesn't take picking generational companies to make good money in the stock market.

Investing in exchange-traded funds (ETFs) is a great way for both new and experienced investors to gain market exposure, and Vanguard is one of the best places to begin, given that the investment firm is known as the low-cost leader. A $1,000 investment is a good starting point, although one key to building wealth is to consistently add to your investments over time through a dollar-cost averaging strategy.

Stocks are on fire this summer. Driven primarily by artificial intelligence (AI) and its offshoots like advanced robotics, tech stocks have rebounded sharply after a wobbly start to the year.

The Federal Reserve suggested that it will cut interest rates twice this year for a total reduction of 0.50%. These rate cuts make it more affordable for consumers and companies to borrow money and can boost consumerism. Those catalysts are huge, and it explains why stock market participants pay so much attention to the Fed’s meetings. It seems like rate cuts are a certainty in the second half of 2025, and if you want outsized returns when that happens, you may want to give these four ETFs a closer look. Key Points The Federal Reserve plans to cut rates by 0.5% by the end of the year. These growth ETFs should outperform the market when the Fed finally makes its move. Are you ahead, or behind on retirement? SmartAsset’s free tool can match you with a financial advisor in minutes to help you answer that today. Each advisor has been carefully vetted, and must act in your best interests. Don’t waste another minute; get started by clicking here.(Sponsor) Roundhill Magnificent Seve

SPHQ, VO and VTI topped ETF inflows last week as investors poured $37.7B into funds across equity and fixed-income segments.