European equity funds took in the largest net inflows in 71 weeks after the French election pointed toward a more pro-business outcome.

Minerd recommended investors move toward asset-backed securities “and other places where you can get incremental yield without taking the kind of risk that you have to in high yield.”

Could Nike or Costco be in his sights? Time will tell.

Investors poured $2.4 billion into European equity funds in the week through April 26, the most since December 2015, according to EPFR Global data.

The time to be fearful is now.

We’re in the most hated secular bull market in Raymond James Chief Investment Strategist Jeff Saut’s lifetime. But, we’re still in a bull market, he says.

Short interest is rising faster among individual stocks than ETFs, with the fewest shorts in the tech and financial sectors.

Pippa Malmgren, the woman who called Brexit and President Donald Trump’s victory, says the U.S. is the part of the world that will perform the best. Here are her reasons why.

Two years after a populist enters office, bond yields fell a median of 12.7 percent, while five years later, stocks gained a median of 45 percent.

Even with tech giants like Apple and Google dominating gains, valuations are still far from extremes seen at 2000 peak.