Foreign private money keeps flooding into American stocks. Over the past year through September, non-U.S. investors scooped up a staggering $646.8 billion in equities—an all-time high. That's serious capital migration.
What's driving this? Could be the dollar's strength, tech sector dominance, or simply a flight to perceived safety. Either way, this kind of institutional appetite tells you where the smart money sees opportunity. When global players pile in at this scale, it's worth paying attention to what sectors are getting the bulk of that flow.
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LoneValidator
· 15h ago
64.6 billion invested in the US stock market, foreign capital is really not holding back this time.
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StablecoinSkeptic
· 15h ago
646 billion dollars, the foreign capital is really going all out to dump U.S. stocks this time, it feels like they are betting on the dollar.
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GateUser-4745f9ce
· 15h ago
64.6 billion entering the US stock market, I don't understand this operation... Is the dollar too strong or is it just that American technology is unbeatable?
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LightningAllInHero
· 15h ago
$646 billion flowed into the US stock market, I am optimistic about this move, following smart money is the right choice.
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SelfStaking
· 15h ago
646 billion dollars, it seems that global capital is really copying the homework of the US stock market now.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 15h ago
650 billion USD pouring into US stocks? This wave is indeed significant, with smart money rushing here, but we still need to see where the liquidity is deepest in the tech sector.
Foreign private money keeps flooding into American stocks. Over the past year through September, non-U.S. investors scooped up a staggering $646.8 billion in equities—an all-time high. That's serious capital migration.
What's driving this? Could be the dollar's strength, tech sector dominance, or simply a flight to perceived safety. Either way, this kind of institutional appetite tells you where the smart money sees opportunity. When global players pile in at this scale, it's worth paying attention to what sectors are getting the bulk of that flow.