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Research shows day traders swayed by ‘narrative’ of bitcoin and other digital assets
George Sherman is expected to go by July 31, depending on when a successor is in place
Almost 80 per cent of investment newcomers seek financial advice
FCA warning on dangerous products must not deter savers from entering markets
ARK ETFs have defied mechanical disruptions despite major outflows and price declines in recent days. The question is: have they inadvertently transferred risk to unknown quarters?
Time is a flat circle
Why the workings of the silver market and its history were stacked against the Reddit traders
Featuring some hedge fund bosses, a fintech billionaire and a Roaring Kitty
Keith Gill, also known as Roaring Kitty, to testify alongside hedge fund boss who lost billions
Assets under management by pot-tracking ETFs are at an all-time high.
The wall of money chasing yield is reshaping the corporate world
Robinhood’s no-fee approach encouraged fee-cutting frenzy before lockdowns fanned demand
Oxford research shows influence of social contagion on stocks such as Tesla and GameStop
Post from ‘u/TSLAinsider’ appeared on the bitcoin subreddit five weeks ago.
Advertiser interest helps social media platform double worth over past two years to $6bn
The upheaval could provide an opportunity for the healthcare system to create jobs
Short squeeze that sent price of GameStop rocketing has hurt some carefully placed bets
Industry reels from GameStop backlash but has plenty of experience in fending off attacks
Some short-term traders left out of pocket as popular stocks fall after frenzy
A hundred years ago, a brave investor gave Wall St professionals a black eye — but then got two of his own
As with many popular uprisings, the authorities have reasserted themselves but have not dealt with its causes
Seoul to allow practice for large-cap stocks amid growing power for retail investors
Losses pile up on stocks favoured by army of day traders
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