The so -called retail investors poured $ 7.3 billion in equity from Wednesday, while they Tesla Inc. According to Emma Wu, JP Morgan Chase and Whose global quantitative and derivatives strategist increased.
They were not riding a normal motion upward. In fact, the S&P 500 index slip over 4% and large tech stocks left more. But, uncontrolled, they also put in the funds traded in leverage, which increases the return on indexes like popular funds such as Arc Innovation ETF (Ticker ARK), operated by Nasdaq 100 or Cathy Wood.
Push reflects confidence that from the global financial crisis to the US. Made as equity – with a few exceptions – tends to grow after years.
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Nevertheless – intuitively counter – it’s not a positive sign.
Wall L Street Professionals have begun to be at least temporarily alert in the market, as they are waiting to see how the economy affects the economy of Trump’s tariff vollies and federal cost reductions.
But individual investors are the last to reduce their exposure to stocks – and some say that the market will not fall at the bottom until they do so already. Since money is still flowing, that point seems to be a way: the stock holdings of individuals have surpassed their cash status by February, more than twice as low as the average of non-bear-market S&P 500 improvement since 1988.
Last week’s purchase Nvidia Corp. And it was significant in Tesla, JP Morgan said that about 20% of stocks from the beginning of March also bought billion $ 4 billion in Alon Musk’s company.
Leverage ETFs, including Procurse Ultrapro QQ (Ticker TQ) and Direxian Daily Semiconductors (Soxel), saw a flow of over $ 1 billion per week last week, and in the last three days, a steady purchase by the Bloomberg show. Wood’s Arc Innovation saw a purchase of about $ 300 million on Monday as a liver version of the portfolio – the Trade 2X Long Innovation ETF (Ticker Torque) – saw its biggest week since 2022.
Everyone said, the Referent index or ETF return was $ 2.7 billion last week, with the majority focused on the beat-down and high growth indexes or fields, according to Bloomberg Intelligence and Gina Martin, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.
The pair wrote in a note, “There have been a condition to buy many dots, a strategy that has worked for the past 15 years, so it will take longer to sell them,” the pair wrote in a note.
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