JPMorgan: Stock ETF Inflows Reach $30 Billion as Retail Investors Remain Bullish

JPMorgan strategists Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou and others noted that the inflows into stock ETFs are strong, indicating that retail investors remain bullish on the stock market, which is crucial for stabilizing the recently troubled AI trading. According to the latest report, ETFs tracking global stocks saw an average inflow of about $20 billion last week, accelerating further to $30 billion on Monday. Leveraged stock ETFs, primarily driven by retail investors, attracted nearly $5 billion in inflows on November 5 and 6, while inverse ETFs saw outflows of a roughly equivalent amount that week. The report also mentioned a decline in bullish options buying, which may further reinforce the impact of retail funds. The strategists stated that after the severe performance in October and significant de-risking by hedge funds, the support from retail investors is crucial for stabilizing AI trading in November. If November can stabilize, it is expected that hedge funds may re-establish AI-related exposures by the end of November, thereby driving an increase towards the year-end.

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