TREE NEWS reports: Fund advisory portfolios raised their A-share allocations more than any other asset class in October, brokerage data show, as investors bought into market volatility rather than retreating. The low-level buying has continued into November, with capital flowing into some advisory firms’ portfolios despite the swings. A-share assets were the most-added holding in October, and the trend has carried into November.
Fund advisory portfolios add to A-share holdings amid October market swings
The notable signal is behavioral rather than directional: advisory portfolios added A-shares more than any other asset class while volatility was elevated, and the buying carried into November. That suggests dip-driven allocation discipline among advisory clients rather than a broad risk-on shift, since the data cover advisory portfolios specifically and not the wider market. Whether this low-level accumulation persists if swings continue is the open question, along with whether other asset classes see offsetting outflows.
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