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31 Consecutive Outflows From Domestic Equity Funds
So much for the rotation out of bonds. Last week equity domestic funds saw outflows of $1,801MM, which is the 31st consecutive outflow and yet more confirmation that retail is done with stocks. Oddly enough, or not really as everyone by now knows who the only remaining buyers are, as the overlay shows, despite $93 billion of outflows, the stock market is at 2010 highs, courtesy of the Federal Reserve. And contrary to the myth, after a brief respite, the inflows in credit have resumed. Aside from that, any...minute...now... the retail idiots will jump in and pick up the 100x fwd P/E hot grenades. Just you wait.
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That is one ugly chart.
Stock market up while everybody is leaving. Not only red, but getting worse.
Is this historically some kind of record interms of outflow?
it worked in 1998-99...
""Aside from that, any...minute...now... the retail idiots will jump in and pick up the 100x fwd P/E hot grenades. Just you wait.""
but in 2001-2002, those who did win BIG, figured that they were financial of a special DNA genus/genius, and as revolutionary 'contrarians' THEN, lost everything ha aha ahsdfasdf
lol....kinda like the Hunts 1980,
who cornered Silver, forced it up to $50 and found they were the only holders, so to speak,
at which point Silver went STRAIGHT DOWN, no inbetween prices, market limits over and over, in a few days$10/oz....they HAD it all figured, but EGO intervened...Oh, the margin call forced them to sell ALL of their property....
in DownTown Anchorage 1980...which today would be 10-20x the price/assessed valuations..
Can someone please explain how the market can go up if there is a net outflow of cash? This makes no sense. What am I missing here?