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JPMorgan said retail investors bought $270 billion of stocks in the first half, and data from Vanda Research shows retail ...
Tariffs, market volatility and war in the Middle East couldn’t slow down the buying spree by individual investors, as they traded a record amount of stocks in the first half of the year.
Record-Breaking Retail Activity Individual investors purchased a net $4.1 billion in US stocks by 12:30 pm ET, ... This surge in buying came after the S&P 500 fell nearly 1% on the Moody’s news.
Retail investors have responded to tariff volatility in markets by going on a shopping spree. ... Public founder and CEO Leif Abraham said the buy-the-dip strategy has become the norm, ...
Big bank earnings, June CPI inflation data, and U.S. retail sales, along with updates from TSMC, Netflix and Johnson & ...
Retail investors helped the US market recover in recent weeks by buying the dip. Yet the impact of Trump’s tariffs has yet to show up in hard economic data, suggesting there could be more cracks ...
In recent weeks, retail investors have rotated out of Nvidia and other Magnificent Seven stocks into smaller, more volatile AI and quantum computing stocks, according to a recent analysis by Vanda ...
So, it seems, did retail investors. Even as markets dropped by 5% on the day after Mr Trump’s announcement, retail investors refused to pull out their money. Instead, they poured in a net $5bn.
Record-Breaking Retail Activity. Individual investors purchased a net $4.1 billion in US stocks by 12:30 pm ET, setting a new record for that time of day. This surge in buying came after the S&P ...
Record-Breaking Retail Activity Individual investors purchased a net $4.1 billion in US stocks by 12:30 pm ET, setting a new record for that time of day. This surge in buying came after the S&P ...
Record-Breaking Retail Activity Individual investors purchased a net $4.1 billion in US stocks by 12:30 pm ET, setting a new record for that time of day. This surge in buying came after the S&P ...