Stocks in Europe and Japan are moving ahead U.S. shares this year. Here’s what you can do now—without panicking.

His warning comes at a time when trade tensions, fueled by former US President Donald Trump’s tariff policies, are increasing, and the US stock market is struggling.

With the selloff in U.S. equities accelerating, investors should prepare themselves for a potential “flash crash” in the stock market, says Ed

Avoiding mistakes is just as, if not more, important than making sound investment decisions. And since stock market sell-offs are an opportune time to make mistakes, it's best to be on high alert for what some of those mistakes may look like so you can avoid them rather than learn the hard way.

The U.S. stiock market has dropped considerably over the last week amid concerns over the impacts of President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs.

This month marks five years since the covid market downturn. Though the initial downturn on March 9, 2020, was dramatic—the US stock market lost nearly 8% in one day—the US stock market ultimately recovered from that crash in just four months,

Second, the U.S. stock market recovered remarkably quickly from the tariffs imposed during the first Trump administration. Specifically, while the S&P 500 declined 19.8% over a three-month period between September and December 2018, the index had already recouped its losses and reached a new high by May 2019.

Even if the country enters a recession, the housing market will mostly remain "on solid footing," Redfin said.

U.S. stocks teetered in early trading on Wednesday, posting shaky performance amid an escalating global trade war and concerns about a possible recession. After some initial modest gains, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 330 points,