The rush of retail investors into software stocks is accelerating:
Retail investors now reflect a record 8% of total trading volume in the S&P 1500's Software & Services sector.
This percentage has DOUBLED since the 2022 bear market.
Furthermore, the 21-day moving average of this metric is up to 7.5%, near the highest on record.
According to JP Morgan, retail trading activity in the sector has historically only been higher than it is now in 3% cases.
The most popular names among retail investors include Microsoft, $MSFT, ServiceNow, $NOW, and AppLovin, $APP.
Individual investors are also heavily buying Nvidia, $NVDA, and Broadcom, $AVGO.
Risk appetite among retail is stronger than ever.
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The rush of retail investors into software stocks is accelerating:
Retail investors now reflect a record 8% of total trading volume in the S&P 1500's Software & Services sector.
This percentage has DOUBLED since the 2022 bear market.
Furthermore, the 21-day moving average of this metric is up to 7.5%, near the highest on record.
According to JP Morgan, retail trading activity in the sector has historically only been higher than it is now in 3% cases.
The most popular names among retail investors include Microsoft, $MSFT, ServiceNow, $NOW, and AppLovin, $APP.
Individual investors are also heavily buying Nvidia, $NVDA, and Broadcom, $AVGO.
Risk appetite among retail is stronger than ever.