Since 2010, it has survived four separate declines of at least 80%

No one is attempting to justify some bubble valuations

Unfashionable value stocks soar while growth stocks such as Apple lag behind

Broad-based nature of rally suggests any pullback will not be a long-lasting affair

S&P 500 has gained more than 75 per cent, the best 12 months in its history

There are signs tech’s recent underperformance may not be a short-lived affair

Speculation is ‘running rampant’, but not everything is frothy

The simple reality is markets tend to be nonchalant about socio-political upheaval

Buying all-time highs can be scary but the reality is new highs are normal

Over 70% of fund managers believe contested election poses the biggest risk to equities

Many of the biggest market winners eventually become the biggest losers

Veteran companies Netflix, Facebook, Microsoft, Apple are all continuing to grow

Shares jumped 13 per cent after this week’s announcement of a five-for-one stock split

Paper says that since the 1970s, high gold prices have occurred when there is marked concern about high future inflation

The big five are now so dominant it is creating lopsided daily readings

Day traders are not reflective of overall sentiment

If history is a guide then volatility should abate and stocks should gain over rest of year

Of those who did trade, the vast majority opted to buy rather than sell stocks

Market capitalisation of mega-cap tech stocks as much as bottom 359 stocks in S&P 500

Sell-off a reminder the rollercoaster ride is not over yet

The Financial Times reported Japan’s five main online brokerages recorded over 500,000 new account in March and April

No one foresaw oil prices dropping into negative territory for first time in history

Microsoft’s valuation is now almost as big as that of the FTSE 100, as is Apple’s

Stocks often rise when headlines are negative and fall when headlines are positive

Ordinary investors not panicking in coronavirus crash, data strongly suggests

No one knows if the recent rally represents a dead cat bounce or a genuine market bottom

There’s nothing normal about recent market activity

Permabears haven’t been slow to say ‘I told you so’ after fastest bear market in history

Seven of Buffett’s top nine holdings down between 34 and 44 per cent but he’s unlikely to be bothered

Goldman Sachs says the current apocalyptic mood won’t persist but not everyone agrees

Personal classification of risk and danger are key determinants of market behaviours

Investors shouldn’t mistake any ‘spirited rebound’ as evidence the coast is clear

Global stocks endure worst week since financial crisis as coronavirus hits markets

‘Even Elon would short the stock here if he was a fund manager’ – Citron Research

After a soaring decade for US stock market, returns could fall sharply in the new decade

Time for a pullback? In the bullish 1990s stocks enjoyed five further years of gains

Impact of tariffs has fallen largely on the US

Yield curve inversions’ reputation as a recession indicator is well deserved

Stocktake: Mega-cap stocks are driving global market gains

US bond market recently gave off a classic signal of a coming recession. Should investors be spooked?