Traders took to the internet to lament their losses and speculated that investors were heading into a bear market. 'I'm never going to buy options again': Retail traders online are despairing over ...

Record-Breaking Retail Activity. Individual investors purchased a net $4.1 billion in US stocks by 12:30 pm ET, setting a new record for that time of day. This surge in buying came after the S&P ...

A recent study by Sebi reiterates that individual investors continue to be on the losing side of F&O trade, with cumulative ...

Recent analysis of automated trading performance revealed a startling gap: 82% of retail traders never adjust their MT4 process priority settings, leaving their EAs competing with background tasks for ...

Retail traders have become a disruptive force in the U.S. options market, pushing volumes to record highs and reshaping the dynamics of short-dated volatility. While technology has made trading easier ...

Limit order (blue line) instead waits for a seller to cross the spread. This order is “advertised” (lit), so the seller knows the buyer exists, and when a seller crosses the spread, the buyer saves ...

Retail investors spend on average just 6 minutes researching before trades, yet drive record $4.7B buying sprees and 20% of market volume through aggressive dip-buying.

“Retail traders have net bought $50Bn in cash equity as the market bounced since Apr 8th. This Monday was the first time we've seen profit-taking flow, with -$555Mn (-2.7z below 1M average) in ...

Disney’s Magic Is Fading For Retail Traders — Now, ... although domestic parks’ contribution fell 5% due to hurricane impact and cruise pre-opening expenses.

Individuals in India lost over 1 trillion rupees ($12 billion) trading equity derivatives in the year ended March, the markets regulator said, raising fresh concerns about the impact of ...

Record-Breaking Retail Activity Individual investors purchased a net $4.1 billion in US stocks by 12:30 pm ET, setting a new record for that time of day. This surge in buying came after the S&P ...