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Citadel Securities’ Rubner Sees Retail Cash Reloading on Stocks

Retail investors are poised to pile back into US stocks this month after a sharp cooldown in September, Citadel Securities’ head of equity and equity derivatives strategy Scott Rubner said.

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Citadel Securities’ Rubner Sees Retail Cash Reloading on Stocks
Retail investors are poised to pile back into US stocks this month after a sharp cooldown in September, Citadel Securities’ head of equity and equity derivatives strategy Scott Rubner said.
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