4 days ago - Fisher declared that stock prices had reached "what looks like a permanently high plateau." Within two weeks, the stock market would crash spectacularly, ushering in the Great Depression.

2 days ago - Yet, Rigetti, D-Wave, and IonQ have bubble-like valuations that are virtually bound to collapse at some point. After three years of monster returns, I think the crash could happen in 2026.

2 weeks ago - To summarize, history says the S&P 500 could soar or crash next year, but the most likely outcome is a modest decline. Of course, past performance should never be viewed as a guarantee of future results, but 2026 is shaping up to be more challenging ...

3 days ago - With so many technology companies exposed to the AI industry, a souring of sentiment could lead to a widespread correction in the stock market. Jan 8, 2026 •By David DierkingIf You'd Invested $1,000 in the Invesco QQQ ETF 27 Years Ago, Here's How Much You'd Have Today

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5 days ago - A forward PE ratio above 22 does ... historical performance during midterm election years, it's reasonable to assume the stock market could struggle in 2026....

1 month ago - Stifel warns the S&P 500 could drop 20% in 2026 if a recession hits the US. Rising unemployment and high stock valuations create worrying conditions for investors.

3 weeks ago - If Marc’s latest prediction proves as accurate as his past calls, stocks will likely bottom in the fall of 2026 after a steep drop. That’s when one of the most lucrative recoveries in history will begin.

After three strong years in a row, major indexes ended the year seeking direction. While optimism abounds, here are some potential issues that could trip up U.S. stocks.

3 days ago - Some of the biggest risks for stock market investors have nothing to do with Trump's policies. Consumer spending, tariffs, and AI spending will all factor into how the market does in 2026.

After a tumultuous 12 months for the US economy, the coming year may well be marked by even greater upheaval. From the likelihood that President Donald Trump’s tariff chickens will come home to roost to the risk of a stock-market crash, there is good reason to fear that the global economy’s ...

3 weeks ago - Jan 2, 2026 •By Trevor JennewineThe Stock Market Sounds an Alarm as Investors Get Bad News About President Trump's Tariffs. History Says the S&P 500 Will Do This in 2026. Katie Brockman is a contributing writer at The Motley Fool covering retirement, Social Security, and investing fundamentals. Prior to The Motley Fool, Katie held various writing and editing roles at companies ranging from small start-ups to multimillion-dollar brands. Her work has appeared in USA Today, Inc magazine, and other authoritative media outlets.

A lot has changed since Buffett made his previous prediction, and as company valuations naturally increase over time, the Buffett indicator may become less reliable. We may or may not face a bear market, recession, or correction in 2026.

Here's the bottom line: While quantum ... have bubble-like valuations that are virtually bound to collapse at some point. After three years of monster returns, I think the crash could happen in 2026. Before you buy stock in Rigetti Computing, consider this:...

2 days ago - Despite any historical correlations, ... in the stock market: Past results don't predict future performance. You can use historical events to get a sense of trends or what could happen, but in the end, there's no way to predict how the market will perform. If there were, very few people would lose money, and we'd have a lot more millionaires. If you're concerned about a potential market crash in 2026, there are ...

And yet, the November midterm elections are still a long way off. Were there to be a stock-market correction in the meantime, Trump’s economic point of pride could become a liability.

1 week ago - Fidelity International calls AI “the defining theme for equity markets” in 2026. The BlackRock Investment Institute says the tech will likely “keep trumping tariffs and traditional macro drivers.” NatWest spies “a powerful engine of economic expansion.” Even the most bearish firm — BCA Research, which warns of a potential US recession — stays neutral on stocks for now on the tailwind of AI’s huge capital expenditure.