MarketWatch Radio's Adrienne Mitchell reports on the Dow's attempt at a fifth straight all-time high.

Wall Street is acting like the housing industry is a decent fixer-upper, says Mark Hulbert. And the view from the inside of major companies has not been very rosy lately.

Attracted by stocks others won't touch? Mark Hulbert says, check out banks. And, the rise of the optimistic investor is a worrisome trend.

Trying to guess how Wall Street will react to news is a fool's game, and so is predicting recessions based on stock market moves. Mark Hulbert dives into the Hulbert Financial Files for his analysis.

The Dow, Nasdaq and S&P are up 3%, 10% and 6% respectively so far this year. Can they keep up their pace the second half of the year? Don't bet on it, says MarketWatch columnist Mark Hulbert. Listen to his weekly podcast.

Don't fight the Fed. It's a popular saying on Wall Street, and Mark Hulbert says that lately, it has merit.

Beware the broker who tells you now is a good time to buy stocks. Mark Hulbert, on the myth of the summer rally.

Spooked by the stock market's slump in May? Mark Hulbert says, don't be. And he says reports of the euro's death are greatly exaggerated.

How much would you pay for a share of Facebook? How about $13.80? MarketWatch columnist Mark Hulbert talks to John Wordock about how he arrived at that jaw-dropping valuation.

Did the stock market just dodge a bullet? Hear Mark Hulbert's take on this, and on whether or not the bull market came to an end earlier this spring.