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The money is in ipo fees, these firms make millions in ipos for no risk.

trading is technical analysis and done by machines and outsourced to hedge funds. they hire programmers and people with mathematical and programming skills. the bread and butter of these firms is still fees and commmissions, and advising fees and management fees consulting fees etc.

in investment banking it's how much money you can bring to the firm.

so a 88 year trading his retirement account is in business? so a 16 year old kid trading his trust account is in business? only reason people use it as a business, is people won't let you trade or manage their money without a business license. or 'business license'

if you losing money it's not a business then. to be a business, you need business 'license' and in this business it's called a securities license. or broker/dealer or investment advisor license. or brokers license. making money in commissions, fees and bonuses. vast majority trading their own...

hedge funds have automated their daytrading. there is no liquidity in the market without daytraders. daytrading is just for generating commissions for brokers and fees for ETF funds etc.

you fools actually believed facebook would pay $3 billion cash or even pay fraction to some chat software? it's market gimmick so you fools think that facebook is worth $100 billion

Many brokers says the buyer of debentures pays the seller. Does that apply to exchange traded debentures. " the buyer of debentures pays the" accrued interest" of the seller, what if that note been traded hundreds of time. The company says the interest is paid to the registered owner of the...