As a trader who at times takes short positions, I don't know whether to stand up and applaud this group or to fear them.
That 'dumb' money can overpower giant hedge funds and create massive, short squeezes is a good indication that there is still plenty of buying power out there.
When I was started at Goldman Sachs 38 years ago, I was schooled on bonds vs. stocks. The tables, however, have turned.
Retail investors have been outperforming hedge fund managers and institutions, though the verdict is still out on whether the party will last.
I know that some funds actually lost their whole year or worse, because they stayed short and were forced to cover these shorts.
Science and ingenuity will prove the doomsday crowd wrong.
A dividend hike and a big buyback authorization by Mr. Softee should produce value for shareholders.
All of the semis, the cloud kings, software, all for sale.
David Tepper's Appaloosa LP renews calls for changes at the top.
Ever-increasing demand from index funds makes it hard to imagine a truly bear market.