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by wozniacki
3089 days ago
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Perhaps someone well versed in these matters could chime in but the somewhat bigger question is whether its a good indicator even for the economy at large, since Uber's reach is quite global. Just today: One of the biggest surprises of the U.S. stock market’s
relentless rally is how many individual investors have
run away from it.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 25000 for
the first time on Thursday, punctuating a record-setting
period nearly unmatched in U.S. history. Yet throughout
the nearly nine-year surge in share prices, individual
investors have continued to yank money out of funds that
own U.S. stocks.
Nearly $1 trillion has been pulled from retail-investor
mutual funds that target U.S. stocks since the start of
2012, according to EPFR Global, a fund-tracking firm.
Over that same period through Wednesday, the S&P 500
soared 116% and, along with the Dow Industrials and Nasdaq
Composite Index, rose to 190 all-time highs.[1]
[1]As Dow Tops 25000, Individual Investors Sit It Out Since 2012, $1 trillion has been pulled from retail-
investor mutual funds that target U.S. stocks https://www.wsj.com/articles/as-dow-tops-25000-individual-in... |
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