Retail Investors Record Largest Single-Day Stock Outflow Since March 2020
Retail investors executed a net sale of $338 million in single stocks on Thursday, marking the largest one-day outflow for this group since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. This shift marks a significant departure from typical retail behavior, where individual traders frequently 'buy the dip' during market downturns. The massive sell-off occurred as investors rotated out of technology stocks, causing the Dow Jones Industrial Average to drop 1,800 points and pushing the Nasdaq Composite into a correction. Vanda Research noted that while single-stock buying has vanished, remaining retail activity is concentrated in highly leveraged exchange-traded funds (ETFs) rather than individual equities.
Topics: market drawdown retail investor outflows tech selloff Vanda Research
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