New data shows that retail investors were net buyers of stocks last month.
Schwab retail investors net-bought AI stocks during July dips; SpaceX topped purchases with activity index at 59.80. Investors want AI at bargain valuations; persistent demand despite cooled enthusiasm signals AI's durability in tech stack and budgets.
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Retail investors took advantage of the volatility in the market last month to again be net buyers of stocks, new data from Charles Schwab shared exclusively with Axios shows.
Why it matters: The trade in AI stocks shows staying power, as retail investors repeatedly step in to buy following retreats.
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