Movement Alert|iShares MSCI USA Momentum Factor ETF Rises 5.21% in Regular Trading, Oversold Momentum Stocks Rebound as Institutional Buying Drives Capital Inflows

Market Focus07-31

On July 30, iShares MSCI USA Momentum Factor ETF rose 5.21% in regular trading, trading at $298.08/share, with turnover of $331 million.

On the news front, high-momentum trades suffered a sharp pullback in July, with retail-favored stock portfolios declining 13% for the month — the worst single-month performance since 2022. The Jefferies-compiled Russell 1000 high retail participation stock basket has fallen over 25% since June. However, data shows that a Bank of America high-momentum stock portfolio surged approximately 8% over three consecutive trading days, marking its largest three-day gain since 2022, signaling that capital has begun flowing back into high-momentum sectors and driving a notable rebound in related ETFs.

The fund generally invests at least 80% of its assets in component securities of its underlying index, the MSCI USA Momentum Index, which consists of stocks exhibiting relatively higher momentum characteristics than the traditional market capitalization-weighted MSCI USA Index.

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