TREE NEWS reports: Retail investors net-bought $111 million of Nvidia stock in the first 30 minutes of Thursday’s US trading session, the largest opening-half-hour purchase of the shares on record, Vanda Research said, citing its historical data. That was more than 40 times the normal opening level. Through Wednesday, Nvidia accounted for 61% of all US retail net buying of US stocks and ETFs this week.
Retail investors buy $111M of Nvidia in first 30 minutes, a record
AI take
The scale here is the story: a single stock absorbing 61% of this week's retail net buying signals extreme concentration, not broad risk appetite. That matters for anyone watching retail flow as a sentiment gauge, since it makes the aggregate data increasingly a proxy for one name. Whether this concentration persists or unwinds is the open question, and it is worth tracking how much of the retail bid is momentum-chasing versus sticky positioning.
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