At a challenging time of the year for the stock market, these five Goldman Sachs top stock picks with double-digit upside potential make good sense for growth stock investors looking for ideas that will continue to work regardless of the economy.

The emerging group of investors is facing a learning curve, according to recent research.

Before U.S. markets open on Monday, a high-dividend-paying crude oil shipping company will report quarterly earnings results.

Thursday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Amazon.com, American Electric Power, Amgen, BHP, Duke Energy, General Mills, KeyCorp, Lowe's Companies, Macy's, Marvell Technology, Netflix, Southern Company, SunRun, Super Micro Computer and Walmart.

For aggressive growth investors with plenty of risk tolerance, the time to buy these five top stocks from Cathie Wood's ARK Innovation ETF may be now, as they could see stellar growth in the coming years despite some wild price swings.

Nvidia's second-quarter earnings report blew past estimates, and the company's own forecast was even more optimistic. A lot of tech companies were slipstreaming early Thursday.

Two well-known retailers, a chipmaker and a mobile payments company are set to report quarterly earnings after U.S. markets close on Thursday.

Wednesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Alibaba, Alphabet, Amazon.com, AppLovin, Cognizant Technology Solutions, Emerson Electric, Meta Platforms, Pinterest, Sea, Shopify, Target and Trip Advisor.

These five outstanding stocks come with big dividends and some big safety, making them ideal for worried investors looking to hedge or take the money and run to safe havens in what could be a rough autumn.

Executive Chair Kelcy Warren purchased 3 million common units of Energy Transfer within days of the company's announced $7.1 billion acquisition of Crestwood Equity Partners.