The S&P 500 trades at its most expensive valuation in 25 years, and the economy is showing signs of weakness.

Recent events have created significant uncertainty in the stock market.

Historically, one variable has been more likely to cause elevator-down moves on Wall Street.

The S&P 500 could slip into a bear market as midterm elections, economic headwinds, and elevated valuations converge.

The stock market had a wild ride on Tuesday, but history suggests that's par for the course and may not be an indication of worse to come.

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An old saying on Wall Street is, “As goes January, so goes the year.” The idea is that if the stock market does well in January, it is a sign of positive returns for the rest of the year. Similarly, ...

The S&P 500's trailing-10-year return is significantly higher than the long-term average, bringing up concerns about valuation. Correlation data shows that the index could have a disappointing ...