Why exactly do they want to do this. Some of us need a rest. I know, right.I think we've kind of seen a push in this direction for a while. You know, the New York Stock Exchange has been planning a similar extension. I think one factor is, you know, retail investors, you know, they're already used to trading 24 seven on Robinhood and, you know, on crypto exchanges.And another factor that, you know, the Nasdaq statement pointed to is kind of global investors who kind of really want to be able to trade US sto ...

Life would be pretty easy, for the regulators, if the retail investors all desired what was good for them. (via @opinion) https://t.co/ACX0qAKsBM ...

Turkish officials are considering new measures to sharply raise the bar for retail investors seeking to pile cash into hedge funds after market upheaval last month https://t.co/yuZZYr1r9n ...

Well, retail traders are just having a breakout year. That's what we know. They're pouring money into markets at nearly double the 5-year average.That's 53% above last year's level. And this according to JP Morgan. So, what it's working, what are they doing.Well, JP Morgan says the winning player has been buying the dip on major sell-offs. Think the deepseek panic in late January or Liberation Day in April when President Trump announced his tariff package. They weren't scared.They actually got in the market ...

Market Trends - Ethereum whales（以太坊巨鲸） and sharks（以太坊鲨鱼） accumulated approximately 934,240 ETH, equivalent to $3.15 billion, in the last 3 weeks [1] - Retail investors dumped 1,041 ETH during the same period [1] Price Impact - Ethereum price increased by 8.5%, reaching $3,400 [1]

India’s small-cap stocks are sharply trailing their larger peers, dealing a blow to retail investors who dominate trading in the segment https://t.co/qGCl5UxMj0 ...

Welcome to ETF Edge, your go-to place for all things exchange traded funds. I'm your host, Dominic Chu. Now, a few weeks back, we discussed a recent study by our then market guest, Mike Akens, over at ETF Action.Now his analysis of 13F filings revealed that among other things approximately 90% of single stock ETFs and leveraged or inverse strategies are owned not by institutional investors but by retail investors and traders. Individuals are pouring billions into increasingly complex products on bullish bel ...

The reason I said I think it's in early innings um and it's not 2000 is that you don't have the institutional investors in this trade. It's still largely retail investors who are very euphoric on the back of for example the change in the US where 401k so retail investors can now invest in riskier assets. That's been a big drive for Bitcoin, a big drive for the 50% up to 50% run up we've seen in gold uh and other risky assets, private equity, etc. So, I think we are in early innings because really the bubble ...

Retail Investor Activity - Retail investors have been exceptionally active in the markets this year, showing unprecedented levels of participation [2] - Individual investors are heavily invested in broad-based ETFs like SPY (Vanguard S&P 500 ETF) and gold [2] - Retail investors are sticking with the AI trade, despite institutional investors expressing doubts [3] Leverage and Risk - Retail investors are increasingly leveraging their investments [3] - Brokerage account leverage has surpassed $1.1 trillion, reaching record highs since the 1990s [4] - Leveraged ETFs have assets exceeding $140 billion [6] - Leveraged crypto trades have suffered losses recently [6][7] Market Performance and Sentiment - Individual investors who have been cautious are likely feeling positive about the market's performance, with the S&P 500 up 15% [8] - The US market has delivered blockbuster returns over the past two years, with a 15% increase this year [9][10] - Some investors are selling hot momentum stocks like Microstrategy, Robinhood, and Palantir, which are down double digits [11]

Japanese retail investors are returning to a trade that has burned them repeatedly in the past: buying the Turkish lira https://t.co/1B9xCIHIfc ...