Reported 5.3% Treasury Yield Puts SCHD Growth to the Test
At a reported 5.3%, $10,000 in a 10-year Treasury would imply about $530 in annual interest. SCHD could start lower and grow its distributions, but neither yield figure has been independently verified here.
View StoryBuffett Indicator Nears a Record as U.S. Stocks Stretch
The Buffett indicator stood at 235.8% of U.S. GDP in early October 2026, close to estimates of a prior peak near 237%. Overseas revenue and GDP revisions complicate the signal. Liquidity is another blind spot.
Earnings Season Puts Stocks to the Test
FactSet sees S&P 500 earnings rising 29.5% year over year in the third quarter, with growth forecast in all 11 sectors. The estimate has climbed, but companies still have to deliver.
Buffett's Crash Rule Begins Before Investors Buy
Buffett's test asks investors to decide before buying whether they could hold a stock through a severe downturn. Some of the market's strongest days have arrived during bear markets, making that decision harder to improvise once prices fall.