14-07-2026 00:19 via rocketnews.com

Why a borrowing binge by investors is a warning sign for the stock market

Investors are increasingly borrowing to buy stocks, a reflection of greed in the stock market as they seek to amplify returns with margin debt. The growing pile of borrowed money has some on Wall Street nervous.
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