Since this piece was published in October 2008, the S&P 500 has surged by a staggering 621%, proving Buffett's point.

Deep value investor Lee Roach is looking at beaten-down software stocks for the first time ever.

This pattern suggests that the current downturn may not have found its floor, especially as several critical factors now point toward further downside.

Traders are betting investments in the technology won’t pay off as investors become increasingly nervous about AI’s potential ...

Moses Ventures' Danny Moses and Seawolf Capital's Vincent Daniel join "Fast Money" for an exclusive interview.

Consumer staples, long seen as a safety play when tech stocks sell off, are now among the riskier bets on Wall Street.

The "Big Short" traders Danny Moses and Vincent Daniel are known for betting against the housing market in 2008. They shared their highest conviction trades.

There's too much risk in both of these stocks for my taste.

Short sellers are becoming relevant again, says Third Point LLC’s Dan Loeb, as opportunities are emerging to bet against the crowded trades that have punished bears for years.

A fried-egg lie is one of the most difficult shots in golf - but it doesn't have to be. Parker McLachlin (aka the Short Game Chef) explains. The post Short-game expert details the keys to hitting from ...

Selling a major asset can result in huge capital gains taxes, but combining direct indexing with tax-loss harvesting can significantly reduce your tax bill.