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>>Last week, institutional investors disposed of $8.3 billion in shares, marking the second-biggest weekly sale ever recorded.

Last week, institutional investors disposed of $8.3 billion in shares, marking the second-biggest weekly sale ever recorded.

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Market Activity Overview

Wall Street sold $8.3B of stock last week, the second‑largest weekly sale on record. Retail investors bought $1B, marking five straight weeks of buying. Hedge funds added $1.2B, their eighth buying week in nine. Smaller players took the supply left by institutions.

ETF Inflows vs Single‑Stock Outflows

Equity ETFs attracted $2.2B of inflows while single‑stock holdings saw $8.3B withdrawn. The gap shows a clear preference for broad funds over individual names. Single‑stock outflows have occurred in 13 of the last 15 weeks, totaling $52B. Ownership is shifting from institutions to retail and hedge funds.

Supreme Court Ruling and Market Outlook

The Supreme Court ruled Trump misused emergency powers for reciprocal tariffs, prompting rapid market swings. Major indexes recovered, with the Nasdaq up 0.8% by Friday midday, on track to end a five‑week loss streak. Trump announced a new 10% global tariff, keeping trade policy risk high. Traders also watch upcoming Iran tensions, Nvidia earnings, and potential Fed rate cuts.

Last week, institutional investors disposed of $8.3 billion in shares, marking the second-biggest weekly sale ever recorded.

Market Activity Overview

ETF Inflows vs Single‑Stock Outflows

Supreme Court Ruling and Market Outlook

Last week, institutional investors disposed of $8.3 billion in shares, marking the second-biggest weekly sale ever recorded.