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RETAIL INVESTORS BOUGHT THE DIP IN FINAL MINUTES OF MARKET ROUT
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US retail investors reversed course late Thursday, turning heavy selling into net buying during the final minutes of the market rout, according to Vanda Research. Net retail selling had reached $151 million by the close, well below the 2020 pandemic-era record of $502 million in net selling. The late-session buying surge suggests dip-buying behavior remains intact among individual investors even during sharp drawdowns. The data point matters as a gauge of retail conviction and potential market support during selloffs. Watch whether this dip-buying pattern persists in the next session and whether it is enough to absorb continued institutional selling pressure.
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US retail investors, Vanda Research, Walter Bloomberg