Whether it’s the renewed tariff tensions, the ongoing US government shutdown, or AI bubble jitters, it’s clear that global markets have been navigating uncharted waters as of late. One particular corner of the market, however, seems to be taking this volatility in stride: retail traders. Bobby Molavi, head of EMEA execution services and European primary distribution, shared the top themes he is watching into yearend, including AI debates, trade headlines, and more: http://ms.spr.ly/6042sCPSE
Retail traders thrive in volatile markets: Bobby Molavi's yearend outlook
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