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JPMorgan said retail investors bought $270 billion of stocks in the first half, and data from Vanda Research shows retail ...
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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 are the most bearish they've been in months after September's inflation shock, but a rebound in the S&P 500 would spark new buying spree, research firm says ...
Tuesday's stock-market selloff following a hot CPI inflation reading sparked the strongest buying from individual investors since December, suggesting that "animal spirits" are still high within ...
The Tell Despite market volatility, retail investors went on a buy-the-dip spree. These are the stocks they picked up, says Vanda. Sentiment remains fragile, warn the analysts ...
While sales volume in 2024 is basically flat from a weak 2023, market activity is picking up and expected to grow significantly in 2025. “We went from the kind of retail-curious phase to retail ...
Retail investors’ buying spree on Thursday was in contrast to their behavior during the COVID-inspired selloff in March 2020, JPMorgan said.
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 ...