It’s not unreasonable to be jittery about the stock market these days. The S&P 500 has posted double-digit gains in six out of the past seven full years — and it was recently up 15% year to date — so a pullback this year or next is very possible. Given that, how should you invest?

Quick Read Cipher Digital (CIFR) and Applied Digital (APLD) each dropped 6% as rising financing costs punish data center builders borrowing ahead of rent revenue. The Global X Data Center ETF (DTCR) fell just 1% versus the S&P 500’s 0.3% dip, confirming the selloff targets leveraged builders, not the broader sector. Cipher Digital’s Barber Lake

Quick Read COHR fell 21% in one week and sits 40% below its 52-week high, while Wall Street’s average target implies 57% upside. FN and LITE sold off alongside Coherent, but Fabrinet carries the group’s deepest discount at 87% implied upside versus Lumentum’s 31%. CEO confirmed fiscal 2027 is completely booked with orders extending into

Quick Read Paychex (PAYX) raised its quarterly dividend 10% to $1.19, delivering a 4.4% yield backed by $2.56B in operating cash flow that covers payouts at a 63% ratio. ADP pairs big dividends with buybacks, while Paycom funds $345M in repurchases with new debt, making Paychex the only one centering capital returns on dividend growth.

Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang is unlikely to ignore the building pressure on CoreWeave’s (CRWV) stock price and bond values. The simple reason why is that he can’t look the other way given how intertwined Nvidia is with the most well-known — and debated — neocloud. For one, in January of this year Nvidia announced

The S&P 500 has been climbing in recent years, reaching multiple record highs, and the momentum has generally continued in 2026. If we look at the past three calendar years and add in the performance this year so far, the gain totals 100%. And one thing in particular has fueled this movement: investors’ excitement about

Quick Read Lumentum (LITE) turned a $1,000 investment into $22,715 over 10 years, a 2,171% return dwarfing the S&P 500’s 262%. AI hyperscalers replaced Apple (AAPL) Face ID as Lumentum’s growth engine, pushing Q4 revenue up 109% year over year to $1.01 billion. Nearly all decade-long gains arrived in the past 12 months, yet the

Oura IPO oversubscribed Wall Street stock market trading floor. Photo by BeInCrypto Warburg Pincus CEO Jeffrey Perlman, whose private equity firm backs more than 200 portfolio companies, says investors see public markets as one concentrated, correlated bet. He argues that pushes capital toward private assets. The pitch comes from a firm that calls the initial

Bond yields are going up. Along with a recent Federal Reserve hike in short-term interest rates in September, longer-term U.S. Treasury bond yields recently reached their highest levels in decades. Yields for the 10-year and 30-year bonds are both at their highest since 2002, at well over 5%. Missed Nvidia in 2009? This Rare Signal