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Retail investors ditch buy-the-dip mentality during the market correction

1. S&P 500 fell into a 10% correction amid economic concerns. 2. Retail outflows from U.S. equities rose to $4 billion recently. 3. American households hold record equity ownership, causing increased sensitivity. 4. Instead of buying the dip, retail investors are selling large-cap equities. 5. Barclays data shows retail investor sentiment remains elevated despite market volatility.

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Why Bearish?

The S&P 500's recent correction indicates increasing selling pressure and reduced buying conviction.

How important is it?

Investor behavior and sentiment changes can directly influence short-term price levels in the S&P 500.

Why Short Term?

Continued volatility and selling sentiments are likely to maintain downward pressure in the near term.

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