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Analysis: Retail trading appetite robust even as stock-buying frenzy cools John McCrank , By John McCrank NEW YORK (Reuters) - Retail traders have shifted from "meme stocks" to large-cap names and exchange traded funds, and while their activity has eased from its January peak, the blistering pace of new retail account openings means non-professionals are likely to remain a market force. Retail trading levels skyrocketed at the beginning of the year, helped by the frenzy of buying in stocks like GameStop Corp. But that has been followed by a pullback, acco...

EQT is the market leader in European healthcare investing, in terms of number of deals and total EV invested, and top five in the US in terms of number of deals over the past five years.

Read the Full Transcript Judy Woodruff: Tonight's Brief But Spectacular comes from Eric Liu, who worked in the Bill Clinton White House. Liu offers his take on why he's still hopeful democracy can work for everyone. His latest book is called "Become America." Eric Liu: I think people have a misconception that democracy is about voting. Absolutely. Show up. Cast your ballot. Pay attention to what happens after the casting of ballots. But I think the deeper thing is, how do you exercise the full breadth of your power every other day? All I had done was to have the dumb luck to be born here. My ...

Premarket stocks: Small investors are taking an unexpected break. Here's why CNN 2 days ago © Shutterstock After a raucous start to the year, Wall Street expected non-professional traders to pump chunks of their $1,400 stimulus checks into the stock market, supporting popular names like Tesla and Apple. So far, that doesn't appear to be happening. Popular Searches Breaking it down: Retail investors who helped power GameStop mania haven't been rushing to buy their favorite tech names, meme stocks or short-dated call options with the ferocity they exhibited in late January and early Februar...

Antiwar.com Original The False Promise of Universal National Serviceby Doug Bandow Posted on War fires the imagination, especially of those who never suffered its horrors. Washington, D.C.’s faux heroes find nothing so courageous as sending other people off to fight and die in one grand cause or another. Of course, some professionals glory in death and gore, such as World War II’s Gen. George S. Patton. In his infamous speech to the Third Army he declared: "Men, all this stuff you hear about America not wanting to fight, wanting to stay out of the war, is a lot of horse dung. Americans l...