Stockholm — At 7am on Friday morning, Dean d’Arco, a phone shop manager from Belfast, Northern Ireland, logged on for his last day as a round-the-clock armchair stock market trader.

During almost three months on coronavirus furlough, he was one of a swelling number of stuck-at-home punters using their free time to ride a climbing stock market that rebounded after a giant slump in March...

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