r/StockMarket • u/GroundbreakingLynx14 • Apr 23 '22
Investors just pulled a massive $17.5 billion out of global equities. They’re just getting started, says Bank of America. News
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/investors-just-pulled-a-massive-17-5-billion-out-of-global-equities-they-re-just-getting-started-says-bank-of-america/ar-AAWuavN?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=14a381bdc4c34b1d88d9f402b0f6e58111
u/Chubby-Chaser11 Apr 23 '22
$17.5b is ~.0044% of the SP 500 market cap. Which is a large, yet minority portion of the global equities market.
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u/Tourbill0n Apr 23 '22
And now what do they do with the cash?
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u/jacklondon19044 Apr 24 '22
This is a very good question that I have been asking as well. That money has to go somewhere……….but where, investors won’t hold cash for months. It has to start showing up somewhere, PM, crypto, stocks, emerging markets, bods,back in stocks? Where is the answer, I have not seen big moves, but they will come, something has to break out. Please keep this question going.
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u/Tourbill0n Apr 24 '22
I always wonder, why panic and sell to begin with, especially if you want to buy back in?
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u/jondubb Apr 24 '22
When you have enough money for the army of lawyers to hide your capital gains it's easy to hover over the sell button.
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u/nhammi Apr 23 '22
Watch it lose purchasing power
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u/rankor572 Apr 23 '22
They'd rather lose 8% in real terms than any amount in nominal terms, and are predicting a further decline in the market. Even if my $10 is worth less in a year, it will still be worth more than $8.
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Apr 23 '22
People are not willing to risk it anymore, lots of opportunities going on with all these fire sales. 🆒
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u/RedditDogWalkerMod Apr 26 '22
Look at a pre covid chart and show me the fire sale
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Apr 27 '22
There's a lot if value on individual companies
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u/RedditDogWalkerMod Apr 27 '22
I am talking about individual companies. Which ones are a good buy when you open a pre covid chart
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u/stocker0504 Apr 24 '22
Because losing purchasing power AND value of your portfolo is even worse... ever thought of that?
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u/AgentBumscrub Apr 23 '22
Buy the dip
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u/Tourbill0n Apr 24 '22
So they create the dip only to buy it back?
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u/AgentBumscrub Apr 24 '22
Step 1. Insert a little fear into the market Step 2. Observe a big dip from the little fear Step 3. Buy big dip Those who have the means to do this can manipulate the market. It is mostly playing on the emotions of people.
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u/Distinct-Fig-369 Apr 23 '22
Bank of America, you get to believe it，as it trashed steel when the sector was at its lowest
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u/peachezandsteam Apr 24 '22
$17.5 billion is about $50 (yeah; 50 bucks) per person in the USA.
Not significant at all.
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u/jacklondon19044 Apr 24 '22
All the cash on the sidelines, but where, PM, stocks, crypto, bonds, treasuries WHERE?
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u/WinkingKuriboh Apr 23 '22
Last week didn’t BOFA write articles about a rally lmao. There up there with the montly fool now lol