Stock ETFs Are $800 Billion Sponge

By November of last year, retail investors had liquidated the entirety of the individual stocks they accumulated during the pandemic-era buying frenzy. That's according to Goldman analysts including John Marshall and Isabella Rosenberg, who on Monday flagged what they called a "milestone": Individual investors have now sold "more than twice" the single-stock Nasdaq holdings they acquired during COVID. I talked briefly about that on Monday morning here. The natural question is what, if anything

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