Interactive Brokers restricted GameStop trading to protect the market, says Chairman Peterffy
On Thursday, Interactive Brokers put option trading into liquidation on a handful of highly volatile stocks like GameStop.
On Thursday, Interactive Brokers put option trading into liquidation on a handful of highly volatile stocks like GameStop.
While not as common as it once was, the marriage penalty can hit lower-income earners and wealthier couples alike.
"These are companies with serious, serious structural problems. Those problems aren't going to go away," NYU's Aswath Damodaran told CNBC.
GameStop has been a red-hot target in the Wallstreetbets Reddit chat room, where an army of at-home retail investors came together in pushing shares higher.
Robinhood on Thursday restricted trading in thirteen equities, including GameStop and AMC Entertainment.
Vlad Tenev, CEO and co-founder of Robinhood Markets, makes a case for empowering individual investors to become investors.
The project will provide a case study into whether JPMorgan can expand its retail bank in other countries around the world, said a person familiar.
Seventy-two percent of women with investable assets of $100,000 or more say Covid has negatively affected their ability to retire, according to a survey.
More than 50 million Americans increased their credit card balances since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The project will provide a case study into whether JPMorgan can expand its retail bank in other countries.
The CEO of Social Capital and former Facebook executive tweeted Tuesday that he bought $125,000 worth of February $115 GameStop call options.
Sirius XM's recently launched SXM-7 satellite suffered "failures" during in-orbit testing, the company said in a securities filing.
"The marketplace should be a place where risk is taken, but not reckless risk," Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin told CNBC.
The Fed is giving consumers a chance to take advantage of rock-bottom rates.
As Covid-19 fuels credit card fraud, experts warn there just aren't enough regulations protecting the U.S. economy from fraudulent transactions.