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That's a little nitpick-y. Institutional investors, that make up the bulk of the market, allocate their investments based on a chosen strategy. So even index fu
by boh 6y ago
That's a little nitpick-y. Institutional investors, that make up the bulk of the market, allocate their investments based on a chosen strategy. So even index funds jump "in and out" of markets to balance their portfolios.
Stock trading is speculative by default--no one knows the future.
- ketamine__ 6y agoBut how often do institutional investors sell all their holdings of a security in one go? Sure there is rebalancing but that is nothing compared to a RH trader that liquidates his entire position at the end of the day.
- boh 6y agoMore often than you think. Entire funds go in and out of existence constantly.
- ketamine__ 6y agoI'm talking about solvent funds like ARK.
- boh 6y agoARK funds actually have a pretty high turn-over rate.
- ketamine__ 6y agoWhat's an example of a position that they completely liquidated?