TREE NEWS reports: Bank of America clients returned to buying US equities and ETFs last week, with record inflows into mid-cap stocks and the healthcare sector, strategist Jill Carey Hall said. Clients bought mid-caps and small/micro-caps while selling large-caps, pushing mid-cap inflows to an all-time high, following the prior week’s sharp de-risking outflows.
BofA clients buy mid-cap stocks at record pace
The rotation is the story: after a sharp de-risking week, BofA's client flow data shows money moving down the market-cap ladder rather than back into large-caps, with mid-caps setting a record and healthcare drawing the strongest sector interest. That pattern suggests positioning is being rebuilt in less crowded, more domestically geared segments, which matters for anyone tracking where liquidity is concentrating. Whether this mid-cap bid persists or proves a one-week rebound after the prior outflows is the open question.
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