Retail investors spend on average just 6 minutes researching before trades, yet drive record $4.7B buying sprees and 20% of market volume through aggressive dip-buying.

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Since the early 1990s Chinese equities have returned just 3.3% a year after inflation, far behind US stocks. Nimble traders who mimic the crafty canines can profit from stimulus and periodic bubbles.

Most of the S&P 500’s sectors were trading in the red on Friday, with technology seeing the biggest drop after the U.S. stock market’s losses deepened in early afternoon trading. Information technology was down 1.

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Foreign investors are becoming more cautious about the Indian stock market, indicating a three-month rally may run out of legs despite retail traders growing optimistic, according to monthly derivatives data analysed by two brokerages.