Traders Who ‘Just Want to Survive’ Sit on $5 Trillion Cash Pile
From stocks to bonds, credit to crypto, money managers looking for somewhere to hide from Fed find solace in long reviled corner of the market: cash.
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Stock Market Bear Recommends Going ‘a Little Bit Long’ on Stocks
The broad selloff in risk assets is offering a buy signal to contrarian investors. Count Dennis Gartman among them.
Are Commission-Free Brokerages Ripping You Off? The SEC Doesn't Think So: Morning Brief
Bloomberg reports the SEC has decided not to ban payment for order flow, known as PFOF. That critics say saddle individual traders with hidden fees.
Rampaging Stock Bears Slowed at Key S&P 500 Technical Level
The latest rout in US stocks took the S&P 500 below its June bear-market low -- and then some buyers showed up.
Tycoon's Wild $3 Billion Gamble on ‘China's LVMH’ Crashes
Six years ago Shandong Ruyi Group embarked on a frantic acquisition spree with the goal of becoming China’s version of luxury powerhouse LVMH.
FedEx Warning That Roiled Stock Markets May be ‘First in a Series'
The FedEx announcement was the “first in a series of warnings that we may see for the quarters to come," Swissquote senior analyst Ipek Ozkardeskaya.
Morgan Stanley Quant Sees Capitulation Risk Rising for Equities
Odds of capitulation in markets rising, with macro hedge funds pricing in more extreme scenario for global selloff according to Morgan Stanley quant.
