Retail Investors to Drive U.S. Stock Market Surge, Says JPMorgan

According to BlockBeats, JPMorgan analysts have projected a $500 billion influx into the U.S. stock market, primarily driven by retail investors, potentially boosting the market by 5% to 10%. The bank anticipates that starting in July, retail investors will renew their enthusiasm for stock purchases, further propelling the market upward. While retail stock fund purchasing power remains robust, JPMorgan also examined other potential buyers. Hedge funds are unlikely to make significant purchases, whereas quantitative funds might increase their positions in the latter half of the year. Pension funds and insurance companies are expected to shift towards fixed-income assets. Meanwhile, foreign investors, who had previously held back, are likely to return to the U.S. market as the dollar stabilizes, adding extra buying power. The financial environment is gradually improving, suggesting a new phase of structural growth for the U.S. stock market.