It is indeed the case that it can be clearly seen from the data that many retail investors do not know how to buy AI or are worried that the prices will pull back right after they buy, so they choose to buy indices instead, and they tend to buy more as prices fall, because the US stock market, especially the S&P 500, has been rising in the long term.

Therefore, the exit of institutions and the chasing of dips by retail investors may seem contradictory, but there is reasoning behind both operations; institutions aim to earn more stable profits, while retail investors are looking to go long on America.

The image shows the growth of the S&P 500 by year, so buying indices like the S&P 500 essentially means going long on America, whether it’s IT, real estate, banking, or AI; as long as something can explode, the index will rise. While it may not yield as much as individual stocks can, it can still provide decent revenue.

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