Aggressive dip buying is fading for retail investors, according to J.P. Morgan, with new data indicating they're picking up ETFs instead of individual stocks. Why it matters: Retail investors were ...

Spending rose at a faster clip than expected in June as American consumers once again bucked concern that a slowing economy ...

Yes, the June retail sales figures were surprisingly strong. But consumer stocks are lagging the market due to inflation ...

Despite being net sellers, foreign investors’ shareholding in the domestic market remained at 16.09 per cent as of June 30, ...

Scott Rubner, Citadel Securities' new head of equity and equity derivatives strategy, expects "robust" retail trading flows ...

BTCS, a Nasdaq-listed blockchain technology firm, is set to join the Russell Microcap Index, potentially attracting more ...

Kesler Norman & Wride LLC increased its Blackstone holdings by nearly 158% in the first quarter, snapping up 2,732 more shares. At the end of the period, the firm’s stake was worth a respectable $624, ...

Big bank earnings, June CPI inflation data, and U.S. retail sales, along with updates from TSMC, Netflix and Johnson & ...

Employees are overanalyzing normal signs to try and predict if layoffs are coming.

"The likely path for gold is upward, but it's contingent on US rate action and dollar weakness," Emkay Wealth notes.

JPMorgan said retail investors bought $270 billion of stocks in the first half, and data from Vanda Research shows retail ...

Recent years have seen a notable resurgence in the role of retail investors in sovereign debt markets. This has been driven by both supply and demand factors, including rising interest rates, ...