Making money from lemons
More investors are learning how to make a profit from struggling stocks as online platforms make it easier to take short positions.
Libor's $US350 trillion headache
UK regulators' decision to abandon the Libor benchmark by the end of 2021 is sowing confusion in the market.
US to drop 'London Whale' charges
US prosecutors abandoned charges against two JPMorgan traders implicated in the 2012 "London Whale" trading scandal.
The trend is not your friend
Programmatic investors who make their fortunes chasing momentum have had a particularly rough year.
Volatility traders shed positions
With the financial markets strangely quiet, investors in volatility are finally getting fed up with losses.
'Extreme euphoria' and commodity ETFs
Commodities are in the longest rally in almost three years, and investors in exchange-traded funds are taking note.
Trader said to net $26m on Fed bet
The market for US short-term interest rates has been abuzz with talk of a winning, hawkish bet on Federal Reserve policy.
SGX's iron ore contract holds sway
Iron ore contracts in Singapore have greater pricing power than those traded in China.
Libyan fund not as naive as claimed
A British court ruled in favour of Goldman in a $US1.2b dispute with Libya's sovereign wealth fund.
Aussie, Kiwi debt ETF gutted
How fast can an exchange-traded fund lose nearly 90 per cent of its assets? Less than a day.
