Is it a real problem, or just shock and awe from people unused to seeing a correction in months? MoneyShow's Jim Jubak explains which way he's leaning.
Even with many of them flirting with all-time highs, dividend payers remain the best combination of income and potential capital gains, writes MoneyShow's Howard R. Gold.
Despite effectively infinite levels of government stimulus, debt is still the specter keeping the brakes on the economy, says John Mauldin of Thoughts from the Frontline.
The Fed's ongoing reduction in bond purchases, however slow or disguised, may have far-reaching consequences, writes John Bougearel of Structural Logic CTA.
His approach is a bit unique, but when Martin Weiss of Weiss Ratings first developed a stock rating system, his primary concern was protecting investors' portfolios, not risking them.
The market has been riding high and a decline could be steep, says Jack Ablin, who shares a few plays he feels are less likely to explode later this year.