单日狂砸41亿美元！美国散户一己之力“买爆”美股

Group 1 - Retail investors made record net purchases of U.S. stocks amounting to $4.1 billion, marking the highest level ever recorded for that time period [1] - The S&P 500 index initially dropped nearly 1.1% but recovered to remain roughly flat by the afternoon, indicating strong retail buying interest [1][3] - Retail trading volume accounted for 36% of total trading volume, surpassing previous highs [1] Group 2 - Retail investors have been actively buying U.S. stocks for several weeks, recognizing past mistakes of missing out on the market recovery supported by policy [3] - Wall Street strategists largely dismissed Moody's downgrade, advising clients to continue increasing stock holdings [3] - Clough Capital Partners' CEO noted that retail investors are making intuitive decisions to allocate funds to attractive risk-adjusted returns amid declining inflation and strong balance sheets [4] Group 3 - On Monday, retail purchases included $2.5 billion in individual stocks and $1.5 billion in ETFs, with significant inflows into popular stocks like Tesla and Palantir Technologies [4] - Retail investors also showed interest in Bitcoin ETFs while maintaining net selling positions in Nvidia [4]