Trader ‘Exhaustion’ Drags April ETF Volume to Lowest Since 2020
As stocks and bonds gyrate in well-defined ranges, the exchange traded-fund industry is sending a clear message: traders are tired.
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Investors are Making the Wrong Bet on a Recession and It's Going to Cost Them Big Time
Investors are betting that US economy is going to suddenly fall into a recession and inflation is going to cool. But what happens if they're wrong.
Fed Hike No Longer Certain for Traders as Bank Woes Spur Bonds
Bond traders are no longer fully convinced that the Federal Reserve will do one more quarter-point interest-rate hike.
75% of Workers are Job-Seeking
75% of workers are job-seeking, despite believing they’ve lost power in the market. Here’s what they’re looking for from prospective employers.
Market Stampede Turns Favorite Defensive Trades Into Danger Zone
Sometimes when volatility jolts financial markets, the safest trades can quickly morph into dangerous bets.
Where Advisors Are Telling Clients to Stash Cash Right Now
With the Federal Reserve raising its benchmark interest rate month after month, rates on lending products have climbed as well.
Corporate Bonds Are Being Cut to Junk at Fastest Pace Since 2020
Ratings firms are on track to cut the most US corporate bonds to junk since the early part of the pandemic.
