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Seth Golden posted an update 4 years ago
There is evidence of a material de-risk by the retail investor. Money Markets, for example, registered the largest weekly inflows on record this week +$159B, breaking the prior record seen two weeks ago +$94B. Second, GIR analysis suggests U.S. household equity allocation percentile vs history peaked at 92 percent in late Feb and now stands at 34 percent. For context, that comps to a trough of 16% during the financial crisis in early 2009
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