[Institutional Clients Have Sold U.S. Stocks for the Fourth Consecutive Week, Hedge Funds and Retail Investors Become Net Buyers] BlockBeats News, July 2: The latest data from Bank of America shows that institutional clients have sold U.S. stocks for the fourth consecutive week, with capital inflows into the technology sector dropping to a historic low. Individual stocks experienced $9.9 billion in outflows, marking the fourth-largest scale since 2008. Unlike the continued selling by institutional clients, hedge funds have been net buyers during this period. Retail clients have also shifted their stance, becoming net buyers for the first time in six weeks, indicating a divergence among different types of investors in the current market environment. In terms of corporate actions, Bank of America data shows that corporate clients' buyback activities have slowed for the fifth consecutive week, reaching the lowest level since February of this year. The continued weakening of buyback momentum aligns with the overall cautious sentiment of institutional clients reducing positions in technology and financial stocks.