Are Prop Firms Regulated?
Retail prop firms often operate without regulation, exposing traders to opaque practices, payout risks, and little legal protection if things go wrong.
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Retail prop firms often operate without regulation, exposing traders to opaque practices, payout risks, and little legal protection if things go wrong.
US futures dip after new Trump tariffs, while major indices eye a muted weekly finish.
FTSE 100 hits record high, led by miners, as markets shrug off Trump’s latest tariffs.
FTSE hits record as miners surge; Jupiter jumps, Grafton and Macfarlane drop on cautious updates.
London stocks mixed as investors weigh tariff risks, Zigup and Jet2 tumble, Tekmar jumps on contract.
FTSE steadies as Trump hardens tariff stance; WPP slumps, Hunting soars, and Jet2 retreats.
FTSE closes higher as tariff delay eases nerves, Glencore gains, Victrex falls on weaker sales.
Burberry rebounds strongly, but investors must weigh whether the underlying business challenges have truly shifted.
FTSE edges up as investors weigh shifting US tariff deadlines and cautious corporate updates.
FTSE falls as US delays tariffs to August 1, Glencore, PHP and Jarvis in focus, Wall Street also slides.
FTSE opened flat as Shell and Currys dragged, while US tariff threats and Eneraqua’s warning rattled broader market sentiment.
FTSE slips as Trump signs mega-bill; EU braces for tariffs; Versarien, Huddled climb; Thruvision drops on fundraise.
Sainsbury’s shows sales growth and market share gains, but uncertain profits and thin dividend cover raise questions about share price upside.
FTSE rises as Starmer backs Reeves, Mkango surges on Nasdaq deal, global markets eye US-Vietnam trade.
Robinhood’s shares hit $100, driven by a major European crypto expansion offering tokenised stocks, private equities, and blockchain trading.
FTSE dipped as political turmoil over Reeves rattled markets, Bytes plunged, Greggs warned on profits, and bond yields surged.
FTSE 100 edged up, Spectris soared on KKR bid; Greggs and Bytes tumbled; Trump threatened Japan with steep tariffs.
FTSE 100 rose as energy stocks gained, Sainsbury, Kitwave, and Mpac fell on cautious outlooks and profit warnings.
FTSE opens higher as welfare vote looms and UK house prices dip; Mpac and Kitwave plunge, National Grid rises on Ofgem plan.
Robinhood’s stock soared 10% after launching tokenized OpenAI and SpaceX shares in Europe, expanding crypto access to private equity investors.
Dame Julia Hoggett urges a public campaign to revive UK stock market culture amid investor apathy and firm exodus to the US.
FTSE slips 0.4% despite steady UK GDP and rising mortgage approvals; housebuilders fall, Babcock gains on upgrades.
FTSE dips despite solid UK GDP and US tariff relief, as cautious sentiment and corporate updates weigh on early trading.
Lloyds, Barclays, HSBC, and Metro Bank offer varying risks and rewards; best value depends on your appetite for income versus growth.
HSBC posts solid Q1 profit, but faces shrinking margins and strategic risks as it pivots heavily toward Asia and cost-cutting.
Markets poised to hit record highs before Trump abruptly ended Canada trade talks, triggering a sharp reversal.
Gold falls near four-week low as ceasefire eases risk, focus shifts to US inflation and Fed’s cautious rate outlook.
New Look’s owners are preparing a potential sale, hiring bankers after unsolicited interest despite ongoing digital investment and modest recovery.
London’s FTSE 100 opened higher, led by JD Sports and Unilever, as trade optimism and corporate news supported cautious investor sentiment.
Pound hits highest level since 2021 as Trump signals early Fed shake-up, raising concerns over US policy credibility.
Miners and defence stocks lifted the FTSE 100, while Wall Street hit fresh highs on growing hopes of rate cuts.
The FTSE faces mounting pressure as firms delist and pension funds like Scottish Widows cut exposure, favouring US markets instead.
A US judge ruled Anthropic’s AI book training is fair use, but the firm must face trial over pirated copies.
London stocks opened slightly higher as oil eased and upgrades to Entain and Inchcape lifted sentiment despite Moonpig’s sharp fall.
BP shares surged after takeover rumours with Shell, which Shell promptly denied, causing a pullback.
Metro Bank’s shares surged on takeover talk, but uncertainty lingers, investors face a high-risk bet, not a clear recovery.
FTSE 100 slipped despite Babcock’s surge, as broader market optimism faded and heavyweight sectors failed to sustain early gains.
FTSE 100 rose modestly as geopolitical tensions eased, but US markets outperformed. Babcock surged 11% on strong earnings.
FTSE 100 barely moved despite geopolitical relief, underperforming upbeat US markets as oil majors and gold miners dragged gains.
Lloyds shares have rallied, supported by solid earnings and dividends, but motor finance risks and UK exposure remain key concerns.