According to updated GDP reports, the U.S. economy grew at its fastest back-to-back quarterly rate since 2003. Yet few would attribute the U.S. dollar’s surge against competing currencies to the upbeat news.

Valuation headwinds notwithstanding, the world’s money continues to pour into the North American equity space.

Homebuilders have tried to stay upbeat about their rate-sensitive industry. 30-year mortgage rates have, in many cases, dropped three-quarters of a percentage point in 2014.

What do I need to see before adding more to U.S. stock assets? Here are 3 ETF signals that I am watching.

Another reason for investing in larger companies now is that many investors will begin to embrace stocks when they finally realize that the bull market in bonds is over.

The fourth quarter got off to a bad start. Will it end badly as well?