human1234 Posted August 6 Report Posted August 6 Retail investors keep buying. Institutions keep selling. Who’s going to be right? ETFs like VOO and SPY just saw a huge wave of new money from retail traders…over $100B added in July alone. Meanwhile, big institutions are pulling cash out of the market and piling into bonds… At the same time, earnings are all over the place. Arista and AMD crushed it. Super Micro and Snap flopped. McDonald’s beat earnings but still dropped. Some say this is a “stealth rally” driven by retail traders. Others think we’re setting up for a pullback. Who’s making the smarter move…retail or Wall Street? And what are you doing with your portfolio right now? https://www.reddit.com/r/StockMarket/s/MOp4Qo1M5R Quote
Konebhar6 Posted August 6 Report Posted August 6 Retail power increased a lot in recent years (After Covid esp). They always buy the dip and have been rewarded well. However, in April, Institutions showed who the boss is. Retail caught buying the dip and dip of the dip. Missed out on last 2 dips. Quote
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