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Day traders scorched Wall Street pros with a hot summer. But September could chill their vibe.
Retail trader activity historically falls every September. That and other headwinds could quash their summer-long rally.
Fast-money investors will likely reach full exposure to US equities by September, which could prompt them to sell stocks as ...
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Fast-money investors are set to max out equity exposure by September – Citadel’s Scott Rubner
Fast-money investors are nearing full exposure to U.S. equities, but September’s historic volatility may signal downside ...
Systematic funds are expected to reach full exposure to U.S. equities by September, potentially leading to selling pressure ...
There’s a striking divergence in the stock market between human traders and computer-driven investors. Computer-guided ...
Fast-money investors have the capacity to increase their exposure to US equities, according to Scott Rubner of Citadel ...
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US corporates expected to buoy stock markets with buy backs, says Citadel Securities
LONDON (Reuters) -Companies in the U.S. are expected to buy $1 trillion worth of their own stock in 2025 and remain the largest buyers of U.S. equities, according to Scott Rubner, Citadel Securities' ...
THE thing about trading stocks is everyone has an opinion. And right now there’s an unusual divergence in the market that’s as stark as man versus machine. Read more at The Business Times.
A bearish trade is looming for US equities, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s Scott Rubner. The market is increasingly crowded and dip-buying is running out of steam, Rubner said.
Scott Rubner, a Goldman Sachs (GS) veteran known for his bold stock market predictions, is joining market maker Citadel Securities' institutional derivatives segment, according to a media report ...
November 25, 2024 • Jan-Patrick Barnert A year-end rally will start this week and push the S&P 500 Index about 4% higher to 6,200 points, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc. trader Scott Rubner.
(Reuters) - Scott Rubner, a managing director in the derivatives sales and macro execution team at Goldman Sachs, has left the investment bank, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters on ...
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