Procter & Gamble (PG)

Markets are under some duress, but the action should not cause you to change your thesis. While markets are facing headwinds, it’s important to realize that stocks are under duress in what feels like a “shoot first, ask questions later” reaction.

Value stocks are outperforming flashy growth rivals due to market uncertainty, making value-based ETFs a good bet for steady income and diversification.

Investors are keeping a close eye on PROCTER & GAMBLE CO/THE (NYSE:PG) as it boasts an impressive technical rating of 10 out of 10, signaling a possible breakout.

These three dividend stocks have low betas well below 1.0, meaning they are likely to decline less than the broader market in the event of a recession.

Even experienced investors can get shaken by sudden market corrections, before you consider your next move, here are some important things to consider

In a shaky stock market environment, dividend-paying stocks can be especially attractive.

When selecting dividend-paying stocks, one of the first things that investors look at is, of course, the annual yield. But are high-yield stocks always the best route for income-focused investors? Let’s break it down.

Vanguard has some excellent dividend ETFs, but they are right for different investors.

These ETFs have outperformed the market so far in 2025 but have lower asset bases than some of the most popular funds among investors.

Consumers are having to tamp down on spending again as inflation and economic uncertainty cause them to divert spending from wanted to needed items.