How Retail Options Trading Became a Force Professional Desks Track Closely
Retail options trading has grown large enough to move short-term stock prices, and professional trading desks now build dedicated models just to track it.
Read MoreRetail options trading has grown large enough to move short-term stock prices, and professional trading desks now build dedicated models just to track it.
Read MoreHigh-yield bond spreads have narrowed to unusually tight levels, and analysts are split on whether that reflects genuinely healthier corporate balance sheets or a market untested by a real downturn.
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Read MorePassive index funds now control a majority of assets in several major markets, reviving academic debate over whether markets are still pricing stocks as efficiently as they used to.
Read MoreA handful of mega-cap companies now drive an outsized share of major index returns, and investors are debating whether that concentration is a feature of the market or a risk hiding in plain sight.
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