The monthly report shows that retail investors continue to buy dips in the market.
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The stock market's record-breaking run paused in June, but retail investors kept on the gas, new data from Charles Schwab shared exclusively with Axios shows.
Why it matters: The monthly report shows that retail investors continue to buy dips in the market and favor tech stocks even as worries about an AI bubble persist.
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