Retail Army Bets Record $1.5 Billion on Single Stocks in a Week, JPMorgan Says

Bloomberg2023-06-22

Group’s inflow into single stocks is biggest ever, JPM saysNasdaq 100’s gap above 200-day moving average getting extremeIf the momentum in US stocks is getting extended, retail investors — whose risk-...

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  • navoyhot
    2023-06-22
    navoyhot
    hail the leek
  • Deshost
    2023-06-22
    Deshost
    Are some retail Investors more savvy or just plain... Its interesting that as reported non professionals pumped arecord $1.5 Billion on single stocks in a week, mainly on Tesla, Apple and Nvidia. While the professionals are trading cautiously amid the volatile and uncertain market environmennt, the non professionals think otherwise buying like there's never a tomorrow. There's 2 possibilities, either they are seeing something that the market professionals are not or it is just a classic case of mom and popw joining the bandwagon. If it's the latter, you better run before the musical chair stops. Otherwise, should all of us join in for fear of losing out? Hold on, hold on! S&P has risen almost 15% recently and can this phenomenon continues as if it's a bull market? Are market
    • BarbaraWillard: 

      Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to invest in the stock market is up to you.

    • ClarenceNehemiah: 

      Some people believe that it is gambling, while others believe that it is a sound investment.

    • Guy: 

      If you are not comfortable with the risks involved in the stock market, then you should not invest.

    • MaudNelly: 

      To be a savvy investor, you need to do your research and understand the risks involved in the stock market.

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