| Welcome to Finance Insider, Business Insider's summary of the top stories of the past 24 hours. Sign up here to get the best of Business Insider delivered direct to your inbox. Shares of major gun manufacturers rose in trading Monday following the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history. Gun stocks tend to rally after mass shootings. Heightened conversation about potential gun-control legislation raises speculation that people would want to buy firearms sooner rather than later before any regulations could be tightened. Meanwhile, casino stocks have dropped. In other news, the head of a $55 billion fund at First Eagle points out the risks everyone else on Wall Street is missing. And the head of investment themes at UBS explains the big trends every investor should know. Nasdaq is shaking up one of its legacy units and Shake Shack founder Danny Meyer is jumping into finance with a $220 million fund. A Catalan split from Spain could be even worse than Brexit, and Toys R Us is banking on futuristic tech to save its business after bankruptcy. In markets news: Lastly, we spent 3 nights in the NYC underbelly with a crime reporter to see how safe the 'safest big city' in the US really is. | 
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