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Trading In The Spotlight

Daniel Schlaepfer s professional trading firm Select Vantage Inc. engages over 2,500 traders across 264 offices in 39 countries around the world.

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The New Class of Traders: The Post-Pandemic Market Meets TraderTV

During the pandemic, nearly 2 million UK adults became day traders from their homes, for both stocks and digital currencies including crypto

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The Trader Who Took On the Regulator

The lockdown enforced by the pandemic has resulted in a massive growth of online trading and a media focus on its practices and regulation. The combination of severe market volatility, people being deprived of regular income and confined to their homes has tempted millions of amateur traders to try their hand at the markets. 📝 The Trader Who Took On the Regulator.

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Bull and bubble: Frenzied retail trading, outrageous valuations, easy money drive market madness

Bull and bubble: Frenzied retail trading, outrageous valuations, easy money drive market madness
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High-flying stocks crash to earth as trading platforms hit the brakes

Courtney Crow/The Associated Press The unprecedented battle between small investors and big-money pros took a sharp turn Thursday, as Wall Street hit back. Small investors that had been cheering their remarkable success in driving up the share prices of a motley group of companies into the stratosphere over the past month met stiff resistance in their quest to perpetuate the buying campaign and force hedge funds and short sellers to back down from their financial bets against those same companies. A number of popular online trading platforms in the United States and Canada imposed strict limits on stock trades, ostensibly to save unsophisticated investors from making rash moves. As a result, a number of high-flying names came crashing downward.

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