The company hopes to win over more active traders with what it says is a more powerful and easier to use trading platform.

Warren Buffett's analogy comparing day traders to casual hookups shows why active trading destroys wealth while patient investors get rich.

The Analyst Takeaways: The stock price is already flying higher thanks to its inclusion in the S&P 500 Index. New product launches could also attract new customers and boost share prices even further.

American equities might be printing new highs, but leveraged ETF flows are suggesting a market that is becoming more tactical rather than euphoric. Edward Egilinsky, managing director and head of ...

Cathie Wood, head of Ark Investment Management, is an active trader. She frequently buys her favorite stocks when they fall and sells them when they rise. That’s what she just did, buying into two hot ...

Retail investors are increasingly being armed with tools for finding and sharing investment ideas and making them go viral. Robinhood's new "Social" feature is the most recent example of fintechs and ...

Much has been said about the supposed death of Las Vegas — but earlier this week, just off the Vegas Strip at the F1 Grand Prix Plaza, where the world’s greatest race-car drivers are scheduled to ...

If you build a social-media platform for investors, will they post their trades? Robinhood is about to find out. At its annual conference for active traders, the brokerage firm unveiled a social media ...