Retail investors are all in. Retail investors' inflows into...
Retail investors are all in.
Retail investors' inflows into US stocks jumped over the last 2 weeks to their highest levels in at least 12 months.
Aggregate net retail 5-day moving average purchases have more than DOUBLED in a month and hit~$1.7 billion last week.
This comes after the S&P 500 fell ~7%, providing what proved to be a buying opportunity.
Following the inflows, the S&P 500 surged over 8% from its low and is now 1.5% away from a new all time high.
The risk appetite for stocks is still strong.
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Expendabiggles : which could only mean that big money plans to dump and take it all and why the tubers have all been screaming to get out?
104175567 : we have no choice, is there any alternative than holding S&P and GLD? could I say there won't be recession like in 68-82, because simply it's unlike Japan and it's surrounding counties where liquidity trap is part of the society where people believe in cash and deposits, they save more and spend less, it's different market mechanics