TREE NEWS reports: Bank of America clients bought the dip in US equities last week, with ETF inflows emerging as the largest source of buying, the bank said. The data points to continued appetite for stock exposure even as investors stepped in to purchase shares during a market pullback.
BofA: Clients Bought the Dip in US Stocks Last Week, ETF Inflows Led Buying
This is a tell about positioning rather than conviction: when the marginal buyer is an ETF flow, buying is mechanical and index-driven, not a stock-picker's vote on fundamentals. That distinction matters for anyone tracking whether dip-buying reflects durable demand or passive rebalancing that can reverse as quickly as it appeared. The open question is whether ETF-led inflows keep absorbing pullbacks, or whether the bid thins once the passive tailwind fades.
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