WEBINAR: Investing in US stocks: The why and how
EasyEquities is launching a cost effective platform to invest in US stocks. Purple Group CEO Charles Savage and Alec Hogg discuss why this should form a part of any investors portfolio.
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Bloomberg View: Mutual funds ate the stock market – now it’s ETFs
In a remarkable turn of events, there are now more stock market indexes in the US than there are stocks, writes a Bloomberg columnist.
Biggest day in 4 years as US stocks jump 3.9%, break out of six day slump
Two things that have supported U.S. stocks in the past, dovish words from the Federal Reserve and improving economic data, triggered the biggest rally since 2011 and halted a plunge that erased $2.2 trillion from share values.
Nasdaq shakes off Dot.Com losses – 15 years later Â
Mark April 23, 2015 as the day the Nasdaq market finally left the dot-com crash, and billions of dollars lost to the first technology bubble, behind. 
Ultimate Flash Boy gets ÂŁ5m bail, fights extradition to USAÂ
A UK trader accused of contributing to the 2010 “flash crash” in equity markets began a fight against extradition yesterday as US lawmakers pledged to probe a case which raises questions over the fragility of markets and the strength of regulation.
Anchor Capital: Essential market review, 22 April
Anchor Capital provides a comprehensive market review covering everything you need to know about local and global markets.
Anchor Capital: Essential market review, 9 March
Anchor Capital provides a comprehensive market review covering everything you need to know about local and global markets.
Exclusive members only: Why Apple doesn’t grow on the Dow Jones tree
Apple is on of the most successful companies of all time, yet it still doesn’t belong to the exclusive 30-member Dow Jones Industrial Average. Why? Have a read here.
Global Markets-Shares wilt, dollar nervous before Fed outcome; Apple outperforms
Asian stock markets followed Wall Street into the red on Wednesday, while the dollar was on edge following speculation the Federal Reserve could take a dovish turn in its post-meeting statement later in the session.
Copper suffers meltdown on growth anxiety, euro on defensive
As if the plunge in oil prices is not enough of a worry for global policymakers, copper futures dived 6.2 percent to $5,499 a tonne when major chart support cracked and triggered a host of stop-loss sales