Stock market analysis

Want to grasp the direction of the global economy in 2025? Top finance websites provide in-depth analysis of the six major variables impacting markets — from diverging central bank policies and geopolitical risks to the AI wave. This article breaks down each variable’s impact on industries and offers investment coping strategies to help you make informed decisions amid uncertainty.

Want to know how to select the 2025 Dogs of the Dow? This article provides a predicted list of the highest dividend yield components from the Dow Jones Industrial Average, analyzes 10 potential stocks including Verizon and IBM, and teaches you how to find stable U.S. high-dividend investment opportunities in three simple steps.

Want to invest in the S&P 500 Index? This article directly compares the cost and liquidity differences among VOO, IVV, and SPY. Long-term investors should choose the lowest-cost VOO or IVV, while active traders benefit from SPY’s superior liquidity. This helps you make the best choice based on your investment strategy.

Total A-share market capitalization is a key metric for measuring the size of China's stock market. It is calculated as the sum of “total shares outstanding × share price” for all A-share listed companies. Comparing it with historical data, global markets, and GDP helps investors gauge market conditions and valuation levels, making it an important reference when positioning in the Chinese market.

Looking ahead to A-share performance in 2026, the market is shifting from valuation-driven to earnings-driven in a steady structural bull market. Against the backdrop of a global demand recovery and policy support, this article explains how to allocate to AI technology, high-dividend SOEs and “going global” supply-chain leaders to capture structural opportunities.

Want to trade the Dow Jones Industrial Average but don’t know where to start? This article provides a full practical tutorial, comparing CFDs, ETFs, and other tools, teaching you how to analyze trends with technical analysis, and mastering specific long and short strategies so you’ll never feel lost trading the Dow again.

What are stock index futures? They are standardized contracts that specify the future buying or selling of a stock price index. This article uses practical cases to show why shorting stock index futures can hedge equity risk and make them an important hedging tool in the market, and it also explains their high leverage characteristics and risks.

Tired of buying high and selling low? This curated list reveals the exact tools professional investors rely on—from beginner-friendly Mr.Market and Taiwan stock analyzer FinGuider to U.S. stock screener Finviz—helping you build a solid investment decision-making system.

Want to know how much capital you need to trade one Dow futures contract? This article provides margin estimates for E-mini Dow (YM) and Micro E-mini Dow (MYM) futures, explains contract specifications, tick value, and trading rules in detail, helping you quickly grasp trading costs and risks and choose the contract that suits you best.