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Analysts using leading "investing platforms" have tracked strong momentum in semiconductor ETFs, with daily average trading volume up 18% week-over-week. Price momentum indicators suggest possible breakout patterns if S&P 500 breaches 5,300 on upcoming CPI data. Proptech company Rently cut its month-end close from eight days to four within the first month of using Maximor. The company avoided two additional accounting hires for repetitive work. "With Maximor, our team delivers reliable, audit-ready outputs efficiently while freeing up nearly 50% of our capacity for strategic work," Rently Chief Financial Officer Dustin Neal said in the Maximor statement. It charges one of the lower share trading fees of £4.95 (for UK shares), along with no trading fees on funds or US shares. However, it charges a relatively high foreign exchange fee of 0.95% and one of the higher platform fees of up to 0.4% (for non ready-made portfolios). It charges a lower platform fee on US shares and ready-made portfolios (0.2% for portfolios to up to £250,000). Crypto-linked equities under watch by "investing platforms" surged 5–7%, tracking Bitcoin’s rebound above $70K. Cross-asset volatility measures dropped, pushing VIX below 14, signaling investor confidence in high-beta instruments.